Women's Bible Studies
Tuesday Morning
9:30–11:30 a.m.
Sept. 14–Nov. 16
Childcare
Location: The Crossing
As Silver Refined • Kay Arthur
Everyone faces disappointments, trials, and struggles. One of the first questions we ask is, “How could God let this happen?” But what if God didn’t just “let it happen?” What if the things we call disappointments are really his appointments—events that God is using in our lives to refine us to be more like Christ? Readers will learn to embrace disappointment with a faith that recognizes the trials of life as tools that God uses to make us, As Silver Refined, more beautiful and valuable.
A Believer’s Guide to Spiritual Fitness • Carol J. Ruvolo
Do you wish you were better fit to handle the challenges of life? This practical guide draws a vivid analogy between physical and spiritual fitness in order to show how God turns our weakness into strength for life and service.
Broken Down House • Paul David Tripp
Sin has ravaged the house that God created. This world sits slumped, disheveled, and in pain, groaning for the restoration that can only be accomplished by the hands of him who built it in the first place. The bad news is that you and I are living right in the middle of the restoration process. The good news is that Emmanuel lives here with us, and he is at work returning his house to its former beauty. Learn how you can be an active part of the restoration at the heart of God’s plan and live productively in the here and now.
Boundaries • Dr. Henry Cloud & Dr. John Townsend
Do you have trouble-saying no? Can you set limits and still be a loving person? What are legitimate boundaries? Discover biblical answers to these tough questions in this video driven study that looks at “ten different laws of boundaries.” Cloud and Townsend will show you how understanding and setting boundaries can bring new health to your relationships.
Ephesians: Free From Bondage God’s Way • Kay Arthur
Stuck in do’s and don’ts? Trapped in a sin? There is such freedom in Christ—freedom from hypocrisy, bad motives, habits, and evil. This short, daily study will guide you to a deeper understanding of who you are in Christ and how you can better live that understanding out in your daily life. This study was created for those who want to dig deeper into God’s Word in the midst of a busy life.
Everyday Talk • John A. Younts
Do the frustrations of parenting sometimes get the better of you? Do you react or say words you later regret? Everyday Talk offers practical, creative ways to help you be a better parent to the children God has placed in your care. Parents are encouraged to use everyday conversations to lead their children into a greater awareness of the presence and glory of God.
A Gospel Centered Life • World Harvest Mission
Many Christians have a weak understanding of the gospel, which leads believers to the frustrations of often unknowingly living by their own righteousness. Learn how the gospel can shape every aspect of a Christian’s life and conduct and why its continual rediscovery and application will help bring about true spiritual growth and freedom from legalism.
Joshua: All God’s Good Promises • Kathleen Buswell Nielson
This study brings you face to face with the promise-keeping God of Joshua. Close attention is given to the shape and development of the narrative—as Joshua leads Israel across the Jordan, through the conquest of the land, and into the inheritance promised them. Each lesson’s five days of questions will challenge readers to respond in faith and obedience to this same faithful, powerful, covenant-keeping God.
Me Myself & Lies: A Thought Closet Makeover • Jennifer Rothschild
Words are powerful. Especially the words we speak to ourselves. All too often, what we replay in our minds is not even close to the words and truths God wants us to fill our minds with. This video Bible study is for women seeking encouragement on practical ways to clean out the junk in their thought closets and replace negative thinking and ruminating on past failures with what God’s word says is true about them.
1 & 2 Peter: Grace to Stand Firm, Grace to Grow • Carol J. Ruvolo
Peter had been truly transformed by the gospel of grace and had come a long way since he was first introduced to Jesus. He learned to stand firm and grow in the true grace of God. He learned his salvation and sanctification were works of this grace. Be encouraged today as you observe how Peter helped first-century Christians live out their high calling amidst trials and persecution.
Psalms: Praising God Through Prayer & Worship • Kay Arthur & Pete De Lacy
Do you sometimes wonder why God seems to be silent? Are you ever weighed down with cares that you’d like to give to God? Most of all, would you like to know Him better and let His praises fill your life? Then this study, which includes seven short reading assignments per week, is for you. As you interact with the Psalms you will discover deeper treasures of who God is which will lead your heart to greater praise and worship of Him.
What Jesus Demands from the World • John Piper
The four gospels are filled with demands straight from the mouth of Jesus Christ. They’re not the harsh demands of a taskmaster, but Jesus’ way of showing us who he is and what he expects of us. What Jesus Demands From the World will encourage you to trust and treasure Christ above all.
6:30–8:30 p.m.
Sept. 14–Nov. 16
No Childcare
Location: Facilitator's Home
Colossians & Philemon: Continue to Live in Him • Kathleen Buswell Nielson
Colossians and Philemon are beautiful and fascinating letters written by Paul from prison during the first remarkable years of growth in the early church. In this five day a week study, explore with us how Paul teaches believers about the superiority of who Christ is and addresses false teachings that sound remarkably similar to many ideas of today’s world.
Twentysomething Group—Year Long Study
Are you looking to spend time with other women who are sorting through life after college? If so, then join us for a study that is specifically geared for post-college women (single or married) in their 20’s. This group includes Bible study, prayer and once a month dinner. We’ll study As Silver Refined by Kay Arthur. (See Tuesday morning description).
6:30–8:30 p.m.
Sept. 15–Nov. 17
Childcare & Dinner
Location: The Crossing
As Silver Refined: Learning to Embrace Life’s Disappointments • Kay Arthur
See Tuesday Morning
Broken Down House • Paul David Tripp
See Tuesday Morning
Me Myself and Lies: A Thought Closet Makeover • Jennifer Rothschild
See Tuesday Morning
1 & 2 Thessalonians: Living the Gospel to the End • Kathleen Buswell Nielson
Learn how to remain steadfast in your faith and hopeful no matter what as you examine these two letters of Paul to the Thessalonian church he planted and loved. Paul’s loving encouragement and careful teaching about holy living and working in preparation for Jesus’ coming will speak powerfully to Christians today.
No Childcare
Location: Facilitator's Home
New Twentysomething Group—Year Long Study
Are you looking to spend time with other women who are sorting through life after college? If so, then join us for a study that is specifically geared for post-college women (single or married) in their 20’s. This group includes Bible study, prayer and once a month dinner. We’ll study the book of James.
6:30–8:30 p.m.
No Childcare
A Walk Through The Life of Peter—Four-Week Study
Location: Facilitator Home
This study will take you on an eye-opening journey in the steps of the unpredictable Peter who walked closely with Christ as one of his disciples. Although he went through the heart-wrenching agony of betraying Christ with a few heated words of denial, he also emerged from his despair with a newfound maturity. Grow in boldness of faith as you observe the ups and downs of a man deeply loved by God.
The Inheritance • Beth Moore
Location: The Crossing
Join us for Beth Moore’s latest video series—a topical study of the word inheritance throughout God’s word. Learn what it means to be an heir of God and how we should view our lives in light of the promise in Psalm 16:5–6. “The lines have fallen for me in pleasant places; indeed, I have a beautiful inheritance.” Note this study does NOT have homework but includes a listening guide.
Friday Lunch
12–1:30 p.m.
Sept. 17-–Nov. 19
No Childcare
Location: Facilitator's Home
Bring a sack lunch
Wisdom at Work • Kenneth Boa & Gail Burnett
Wisdom at Work is for anyone seeking to understand how their job can connect deeply with the work God would have them do. Discover that the workplace can become an arena for growth and truly is meant to be both purposeful and fulfilling. Kenneth Boa and Gail Burnett will help you take a fresh look—through the lens of God’s word—at what work is all about, and why the way we view it matters to us and to God. Your workplace can become an arena for personal growth and a means to return glory to the God of work, in whose image we were created.
Register:
Sign up online at Event Registration, Aug. 15–Sept. 5.
Class sizes will be limited, so sign up early.
If you wish to attend a class with a friend, please sign up together.
Class fees must be collected at the time of registration ($10 late fee after Sept. 5).
Scholarships are available through Sept. 5.
Books will be distributed at the first study.
Directions will be provided if a study meets in a home.
For more information, contact us.







