Women's Bible Studies

We are called to forgive others. 1. Forgiveness is not a feeling, it is an act of the will, to call on God to change our hearts. 2. Forgiveness is not forgetting. Forgetting is a passive process that takes time. Forgiving is an active process that involves a conscious choice. Isaiah 43:25. 3. Forgiveness is not excusing. Ken Sande’s quote, “Forgiveness is the opposite of excusing. The very fact that forgiveness is needed and granted indicates that what someone did was wrong and inexcusable."

We need to be prepared for when Jesus returns again.

We need to recognize our need for the Lord and long to deepen our relationship with Him.

We need to follow Jesus’ example of valuing people

We take a look at what parables are, how to understand them, and ask what practical steps we can take to apply the truths we learn from them to our lives.

The gates of heaven swing open wide only for those wearing the proper wedding garments—the white robe of righteousness gifted to each believer by the king himself.

When challenges come into our lives, we can experience hope, knowing that Jesus walks the Emmaus roads of life with us.

If lost people matter to God, they should matter to us.

As Christ followers we are to have a humble heart and reflect God’s love to others.

We can take heart in the fact that no one is beyond hope and beyond the reach of God.

Jesus is aware and cares and provides for His people

Erin McDowell looks at Jesus and "The Morning Star." We learn we are not living in Eden, we are led by the Spirit, and we are to be light in this darkness until Jesus takes away the darkness.

In the book of Luke, we see Jesus cure not only the leper, but also a paralytic man and call a sinner to follow him. All for the higher purpose of revealing His authority and power to heal not only physically but spiritually as well. He indeed is the Great Physician!! How can Jesus be the Great Physician in our lives?

What is significant about Jesus calling himself the "chief cornerstone"? Benthany Swanstrom talks about the importance and function of cornerstones and ways in which Jesus is our cornerstone.

Lori Jones talkes about six promises about Easter, three taht were fulfilled in the events leading up to Jesus' death and three that we can hold on to today!