Women's Bible Studies are offered in the Fall and Spring semesters. While Tuesday morning Bible studies include a time for connecting with the larger group, smaller evening studies are also offered. Each semester we strive to offer a variety of new Bible studies with great opportunities to engage in God’s Word with other women.

We pray you will find one that will help you connect deeper with God and with others.

Our Tuesday morning studies are all on-site at church. We begin together at 9:00 AM with a time of connecting and then we break into our individual groups from 9:40-11:00 AM for discussion and prayer. Free childcare is available! We just ask that you register early indicating your need so that we can plan accordingly.

Books are $20, so please bring cash or check the first week.

God put His Spirit in us so we could be known for our power. Sadly, most believers and churches are known for talent and intellect rather than supernatural power. What’s worse is that we’re okay with it. In Forgotten God, breakthrough author Francis Chan returns us to the Holy Spirit as the Bible describes Him and invites us to understand, embrace and follow the Holy Spirit’s direction in our lives.

Who am I? The question of identity is always in the back of our minds, and it’s currently at the forefront of social conversations. But the first question we need to ask is: Who is God? Then we can begin to consider, And who am I in light of who He is? In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul describes God as a merciful and forgiving Father who unites us in Christ and empowers us to live by the Spirit. We’re adopted children and fellow citizens with the saints because of God’s loving pursuit on our behalf.  

In this study, Bible teachers, authors, and friends Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger walk through the book of Ephesians, examining the invaluable truths Paul’s letter holds for us today. Along the way, they’ll help us understand the riches of our inheritance as daughters of our heavenly Father, as well as what it means to walk in a manner worthy of our calling.

Join us this fall as we take an in depth look at the book of 1 Samuel where we will see the transition of leadership from God’s people being led by Judges to being under the rule of kings. Three main characters present themselves in this book: Samuel, the prophet and final judge; Saul, the first king who is ultimately rejected by God; and David, a man after God’s own heart who is anointed to be Saul’s successor.

The Tuesday evening study will take place at the church starting at 6:30 pm.

Who am I? The question of identity is always in the back of our minds, and it’s currently at the forefront of social conversations. But the first question we need to ask is: Who is God? Then we can begin to consider, And who am I in light of who He is? In his letter to the Ephesians, Paul describes God as a merciful and forgiving Father who unites us in Christ and empowers us to live by the Spirit. We’re adopted children and fellow citizens with the saints because of God’s loving pursuit on our behalf.  

In this study, Bible teachers, authors, and friends Jackie Hill Perry, Jasmine Holmes, and Melissa Kruger walk through the book of Ephesians, examining the invaluable truths Paul’s letter holds for us today. Along the way, they’ll help us understand the riches of our inheritance as daughters of our heavenly Father, as well as what it means to walk in a manner worthy of our calling.

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