Nancy Guthrie is a prominent Bible teacher, author, and speaker based in Franklin, Tennessee, where she teaches at her home church, Cornerstone Presbyterian Church.[1][2][4] Holding a Master of Arts in Theological Studies from Reformed Theological Seminary, she delivers biblical instruction locally, nationally, and internationally, including through her Biblical Theology Workshop for Women and contributions to The Gospel Coalition.[1][2][4] Her ministry draws from a 25-year career in Christian publishing, where she collaborated with influential communicators, and formative experiences like Bible Study Fellowship under leaders such as Sue Johnson.[2][3][6] Profound personal losses—the deaths of two children—shaped her focus on grief and hope, inspiring books like *Holding On to Hope* (2002), *The One Year Book of Hope*, and the *Seeing Jesus in the Old Testament* series, which emphasize biblical theology and practical application of Scripture.[2][3][5] Guthrie has authored numerous works addressing suffering, prayer, and Christ-centered Old Testament study, editing anthologies such as *Come Thou Long Expected Jesus*.[4][5] She hosts The Gospel Coalition's *Help Me Teach the Bible* podcast and, with her husband David, cohosts the GriefShare video series, used in over 8,500 churches.[1][4][5] Together, they founded Respite Retreats, hosting three to four weekend gatherings annually since 2009 for couples grieving child loss.[3][4] Currently, she pursues advanced studies at Covenant Theological Seminary and continues speaking at conferences, with recent emphasis on equipping women in biblical theology.[2][6][8] Her authentic style, blending compassion, humor, and scriptural depth, resonates widely, as noted by audiences who appreciate her realness amid life's hardships.[2][5] Guthrie resides in the Nashville area with David and son Matt, maintaining active roles in teaching and retreat ministry.[5]