Women's Bible Studies

Longing for God will bring us blessing in the midst of life’s journeys.

Main truth: God breathes life into our desolate landscapes. He is the resurrection, and we are to speak life in faith.

In every landscape of our lives, God is present and active.

God turns what is intended for harm, for the good of those who love Him.

When we face a life-altering decision, we can trust God’s character, His commands, and His covenant promises.

Main truth: Nothing is impossible with God.

The Timeless Truth is this: When the LIGHT walks in, darkness flees.

Main Truth: Just as Jesus saved Barabbas by substituting Himself for Barabbas, Jesus saves us by substituting Himself for us.

Timeless Truth: God is faithful to His promises; He is always present; He is working all things for good.

Timeless Truth: The Lord is the giver of hope to the hopeless. He is our hope.

God is always at work all the time in and through the unexpected, and His timing is always perfect.

When God calls us into difficult situations, we can trust Him to guide and provide. sonic

When injustice and evil threaten, remember that God knows all and is faithful.

God is caring and preparing His people according to His plan and His purposes.

The second woman in Jesus' genealogy is Ruth, a Moabite widow who forsakes her home and family of origin and resettles in Bethlehem.

Like Israel, we should have confidence in Yahweh and no illusions about ourselves. Without the mediation of Jesus, we would be on the same brink of destruction on which Israel found herself. Hebrews 3:1-6 Our Response (Romans 12:1-2) God’s people look different—do you? 1. What “illusions” about ourselves do we carry as modern believers that prevent us from recognizing our deep need for Jesus? 2. Which of the five “prescriptions” for success is the easiest for you to swallow? Which is the hardest? 3. What is one change you can make this week that will differentiate you from the people around you?

The whole system (including Jesus’ upgrades in the Sermon on the Mount) is set up for human failure—the law was (is) powerless to save. It has always been the grace of God, reaching out to the brokenness of humanity that has set the relationship right. 1. Talk more about why the covenantal promises are not universally applicable to the church. 2. What things keep you from loving the Lord with all your heart, soul, and strength? 3. How do Paul’s words in Romans serve to encourage you and remind you that it’s all about Jesus?