Women's Bible Study

How do we know if God is speaking to us? Leading us?  Pointing us in a certain direction?  Or is it my own thoughts?

Why is it that so many Christians don’t love reading the Bible? Often it’s because Scripture can feel confusing. Without understanding the big picture, people get bored and give up. But once they begin to see what the Bible is really about, it comes alive—and not only will they love reading it, it will transform their lives!

We hate to wait but isn't it better to wait for God's perfect timing than to try and move things along by ourself? Join us today for a lesson in the life of Joseph where we see why waiting on God's timing is the BEST way!

When our child walks away from their faith in Jesus we take it personally. We raised them to love Jesus. We sent them to church camp. How could they do this...to ME? Today Part 2 with Sean McDowell

Is God personal to you? Do you know He is so powerful He can step into any situation for you? Do you believe He is your shelter? And when He does come through – how do you respond? David wrote this Psalm as a response for when God who was so personal to Him stepped in and saved him. Join us today to see what our response to God should look like.

Sometimes it's hard to trust an invisible God. Sometimes he feels completely distant. It's like he's just not really paying much attention, but he always is and today I'm going to tell you a story that will help you recognize that in your own life. Join us today as we continue in Psalm 27.

Jesus says, “Peter cast your nets over there.” But Peter is tired. It would be easier for him to say “That’s okay Jesus – thanks anyway.” But thankfully Peter did what Jesus asked him to and what we learn is that sometimes to see how powerful God is and how trustworthy He is we might need to take a step out even though it seems a little inconvenient or scary!

Are things changing in our life? The way we act – the way we talk – the way we love people – the way we see the world – are those things different since we became a follower of Jesus? Because if we say we are Christians - everything should look different to us! Join us today for our final lesson in our Galatian series.

Sometimes we run ahead of God. Sometimes we get tired of waiting on Him. His timing can be so frustrating.But today we will see from Abraham and Sarai how devastating it can be when we refuse to wait.

When Noah stepped off the ark he had one response. Worship. Because something amazing happened. Judgement had come upon the world and he and his family were saved from it. The same is true for us. Think of this - we were born with God’s judgement on us for all eternity but then Jesus saved us.How do we respond to that? How SHOULD our response be to that?Join us today for this really important message.

Today I want to talk about something that has become so important to me. True Salvation. What it means to really honestly be a Christian. What it means to be on that “narrow road.”

God destroys Sodom but Jesus likens Sodom to what it will look like when Jesus returns! Then we will talk about Fear and how we can stop being afraid. We will end today's lesson talking about legacy as we see Lot go off the pages of Scripture and we will see what he leaves behind.To watch the video on Sodom click this link:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-teJabFF90&t=268s

If you ask someone if they think they are a sinner the answer is usually yes – but I’m not THAT bad of a sinner. I’m not as good as that person but I’m way better than those other people. So does that matter to God? Actually, no. There is not a good side and bad side of a scale but there is a scale!  Join us as we continue in the book of Romans.

Are we supposed to “feel” in love with our spouse? We hear that phrase all the time like "I feel so in love." But what if we don’t “feel” that way? Is marriage supposed to be about “feeling” because if so – I bet a lot of marriages might be in trouble! Today Dr. Sean McDowell will answer this question for us: What if I don't "feel" like I love my spouse? Am I supposed to "feel" something?

We hate trials. We hate going through difficult days. But the Bible says that trials are good for us so join us today to see why!

The rebuilding of the Third Temple is significant for understanding the timing of the rapture!

Life changes daily but the good news is that God is always leading! We will also learn what our purpose is in this life and it all comes down to one word!

Leprosy - a horrible, debilitating disease that destroys people and families is the focus of our lesson today as Jesus heals 10 of them in a gracious act of kindness.  But what is their response? Amazingly, only 1 comes back to thank Him!  Why is that? Why did 1 find Jesus to thank Him, but the other 9 did not?  Join us today to find out!

How is the rapture connected to the rise of the Antichrist? In this lesson, we'll examine Jesus' words about the "abomination of desolation" in Matthew 24, why this event is so important for understanding end-times timing, whether believers will be able to recognize the Antichrist by comparing Scripture with current events, and how Christians are called to discern the season of Christ's return.

Strongholds - The Red Sea on one side and the Promised Land on the other side so what is keeping you from crossing the sea in to the Promised Land? Is it anger or shame? Addiction or fear? Lust or insecurity? Join us today as we talk about how to get past our strongholds so we can live the abundant life God has promised us!

People all around us will spend eternity in a place called hell, which should utterly break our hearts. Join us today as we discuss the topic of Hell, Hades, and Sheol as we learn what happens after we die.  We will also discuss what Heaven, Paradise, and Abraham's bosom mean. Knowing there are only two places we could be going after death ~ our job is to tell people that we have the answer ~ JESUS!

We have all heard of the 7 years of tribulation but what do these final years consist of?  Today Joel Richardson will help us distinguish between tribulation and God's wrath by looking at Jacob's Trouble, the Tribulation, the Great Tribulation, and the Wrath of God. Understanding these distinctions is essential for understanding where the rapture fits in God's end-times timeline and what believers will experience.

What are you afraid of? How can you get past your fear? Today we will see the terrifying moment when the Israelites see the Egyptian army chasing after them to take them back to Egypt and they are hemmed in with nowhere to go. We will learn from Moses how to overcome fear and move forward to the Promised land!

Who should I give my money to and how much should I give? The answer to those two questions will give us a clue as to what is in our hearts!!

Understanding the timing of the rapture requires understanding God’s plan for both Israel and the Church. A key question is how these two groups relate to one another in God’s prophetic timeline and what role each plays in the events of the last days.

The long way is the path God sometimes allows us to take when life doesn't unfold as expected. It's the season of unanswered questions, delayed hopes, and confusing circumstances. You keep praying, but God seems silent. You keep walking, but you can't see where the road is leading. Join us today as we learn valuable lessons from the Israelites as they too were led the long way around.

What does the Bible REALLY say about giving money?  Join us as we take an adventure through the Old Testament and the New Testament to see if tithing is something we should be doing and you may be really surprised at the answer!

Never underestimate the influence you have in this world when you talk about your faith, as we will see from the Israelites this week!  As they leave Egypt, we are amazed to see others follow them out, but why would someone leave their homeland?  Join us for this very important lesson!

Today, we will tackle a very difficult parable where Jesus seems to praise someone who is unethical!  We will learn a spiritual truth from this story that will help us look at our spiritual life a little differently!  Then we will talk about how to have an undivided heart for Jesus, which begins by asking ourselves a few "why" questions!

Why do so many Christians cling to a pre-tribulation rapture even after seeing the verses examined in context? In this study, we’ll explore why deeply rooted traditions can be hard to break and how we can learn to read prophecy through Scripture itself—not simply through what we’ve always been taught.

When good things happen, we are so grateful for God being involved in our lives, but…what happens when something bad happens?  The tragedy, the heartache, the pain.  Is God involved in that, too?  Join us today as we talk about how intricately involved God is in ALL things in our lives!

Today we will be talking about the older brother of the prodigal son who is filled with pride and self righteousness and we will ask the question: "Do I look more like the prodigal son or the older brother?" We will show you an illustration about a jar that will point out why we can never think we are better than anyone else!

To understand the rapture, we may need to read the Bible differently than we’ve been taught. Instead of viewing prophecy through a Western mindset, Scripture points us toward an Israel-centered perspective focused on the return of Jesus and God’s promises to His people.

Your religion.  The way you were raised.  The church you belong to.  What the media is telling you.  What if everything you have been taught is wrong?  Do you REALLY want to know?  Join us as we talk about the ONLY way to get to God, and for some people, they may have to walk away from what they have known all their lives in order to receive the truth!

Have you wandered away from your faith?  Has the world enticed you to follow it instead of Jesus?  How does God feel about that?  You would be amazed at the answer!  Join us today for a study on the Prodigal son and the incredible love his father has for him as he welcomes him back home!

Joel Richardson talks about the Rapture! Many Christians have been taught that the rapture will happen before the tribulation. We’ve seen it in movies, read it in books like the Left Behind series, and heard well-known pastors confidently preach it. But what if the timing of the rapture doesn’t unfold the way many expect? Could it shake people’s faith?

The wilderness times in our lives are what God uses to change us! On the other side of the wilderness, we will know God better and trust Him more.

Do we understand what following Jesus really means?” What does it mean when He says there is a "cost" to following Him?

Why should we believe the Bible? One powerful reason is Israel. What God promised about the land, the Jewish people, and their future is unfolding before our eyes exactly as He said it would. And if God has been faithful to keep His promises to Israel, then we can trust that everything else He says in Scripture is true as well.

If you are a follower of Jesus, your life matters in such an amazing way! Today, we will see how the lives of Moses and Jesus were a part of this epic story from creation to salvation and how their story should affect ours!

With all the religions in the world, how do I know which one is right? How do I know my belief system will get me to heaven? Join us today as Jesus tells us what the narrow path to heaven really looks like!

How were people in the Old Testament saved if Jesus is the only way to God? What about people today who have never heard His name? And if the Jewish people rejected Jesus, does that mean God is finished with Israel forever? Join us as we continue through Romans and answer these important questions about salvation, faith, and God’s plan for Israel.

Pharaoh's life wasn't going as he expected. Moses was in Egypt with a message from God: "Let My people go!" But Pharaoh refused, and his heart became hard toward God, which begs the question: how can we keep our hearts from getting that way when things don't go our way?

When something goes wrong in our lives, our instinct is often to blame God—as if it must be His fault. But what if we’re asking the wrong question? Join us as we wrestle with this: Is God really unfair to us… or are we being unfair to Him?

As we tell people about Jesus, the reality is, many if not most, won’t listen or believe. The Bible explains why—and we’ll talk about that today. 

When people become followers of Jesus, their natural tendency is to make a checklist of all the things they should do to make God happy with them. They think they should do more, pray more, serve more, but in the process, they get burned out and discouraged. Join us today as we help you break free and change that mentality as we show you how God sees you and how that alone will change your life!

This video from Luke was recorded many years ago, and since we recently hosted an End Times Timeline Conference, I thought it would be helpful to include a session from that event featuring Joel Richardson.

We know Jesus today because the message was passed from person to person, starting with the early disciples who witnessed Him firsthand. Before leaving, Jesus commanded them to go and tell others—and that mission continues with us. The question isn’t if we share, but how we do it.