Women's Bible Study

<p>Competition. Security teams. Celebrity pastors. No accountability. No transparency where the money goes. Is this church? What went wrong and where do we go from here?</p>

<p>Today we meet Moses—a man who felt deeply inadequate. We remember him boldly confronting Pharaoh and leading two million people out of Egypt, but Moses didn’t see himself as confident or capable.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

<p>The resurrection...the greatest event in the history of the world and yet as followers of Jesus what does that really mean for us? Jesus rises from the dead and ascends to heaven and leaves us here... for what? The end of Jesus' earthly life is actually the beginning for us so join us as we conclude our study in the Gospel of Luke!</p>

<p>Is what we see today really what the church was meant to be? Is church supposed to be about buildings, budgets, programs, and productions? Is this what the early church looked like—and if not, how did we drift so far from the biblical model?</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

<p>Sadness. Today we will learn from King David who spent a lot of time feeling sad and depressed from life, from sin, from the people who hurt him and from feeling God wasn’t really paying attention.</p>

<p>Doubt. The day between Good Friday and Easter Sunday: Saturday. The day of confusion and doubt. That is the day we live most of our lives in - the days in between how we thought things were supposed to turn out and how they really did turn out. Join us as we look at what to do with our own personal "Saturdays!"</p>

<p>Long before we opened a Bible, our thinking was shaped by family, culture, education, friends, and social media. But following Jesus means not only surrendering our lives to Him, but also allowing God to transform the way we think. Today in Romans 12, we’ll learn what it means to renew our minds and begin seeing life through a biblical lens instead of a worldly one.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

<p>Depression – the kind of depression you get after something big happens – the win – the promotion – the baby – the wedding – and we will learn how to handle that from a man named Elijah who felt so depressed he wanted to die.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

<p>As Jesus approaches His final days on this earth we learn a very valuable lesson from the Garden of Gethsemane which is this: we can joyfully make it through this life when we decide that God's will is more important than our will! Today we will also talk about Peter's failure along with how God can stop anything bad from happening anytime He chooses! Join us for a packed day today!</p>

<p>One of the greatest misunderstandings in the church today is what it actually means to be a Christian. Is becoming a Christian simply asking Jesus into your heart or getting baptized? What does JESUS say it means to follow Him? Today we look at what the Bible says about true faith and how we know whether our faith is genuine. Romans 12 shows us that true faith doesn’t stop with a decision—it leads to a life of total surrender to God.</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

<p>Trusting God. How do we learn to do that? We go to school! Join us today as we see how Abraham “learned” how to trust God!</p><p><br></p><p><br></p>

<p>Join us today as we study the lives of two men - Judas and Peter. Even though both had serious failures in life, only one made it out! We will learn today how to end our lives well, even if we have turned our backs and denied Jesus, and He will tell us how to move past our failures!</p>

<p>Noah was a man who persevered through a wicked generation and stood up for God in the midst of it! He was ridiculed and laughed at for doing what God asked him to do and we can learn valuable lessons from his life! Join us for Lesson 1 in our new series as we learn from men and women in the Bible who have "Been There and Done That!"</p>

<p>Today, we will learn about the patience of God from a parable Jesus tells to the Pharisees that will make them SO angry! We will also see what Jesus says to look out for regarding end times!</p>

<p>We have to read rapture verses in context because if we don't we will be deceived and we will not be prepared for what is coming.</p>

<p>Today we will say goodbye to Moses after walking with him through his life and his wilderness days! We have learned from Moses that the tough times in life - the hard times in life - the wilderness times in life can be the BEST times in life if we do it right! Join us as we see how Moses' last 40 years were so much better than his first 80!</p>

<p>When life isn’t turning out the way you hoped, the good news is—God isn’t surprised. Today we’ll look at the disciples, who expected Jesus to be King, but instead watched Him be crucified. Confused and overwhelmed, they couldn’t make sense of what was happening. Join us as we learn to rest in the truth that God always has a purpose—even when we don’t understand.</p>

<p>We are looking at the key verses often used to support a pre-tribulation rapture but we want to encourage you to read these passages in their context so you see what they actually mean!</p>

<p>Today, Jesus heals a blind man, which begs the question - if He healed him, why not me? Why do some people have easier lives than others? Join us as we continue through Luke, as we meet the blind man and Zacchaeus today and learn valuable lessons from both!</p>

<p>After everything God had done for the Israelites, we'll see them replace Him with a golden calf. Why would they do that? And what could an event from thousands of years ago possibly have to do with us today?</p>