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Women's Wednesday Evening Bible Study

Wednesday Evenings at 6 PM

Study on Esther - WK13 - From Divine Reversal to Retribution and Remembrance

April 24, 2024 • Janna Pinter • Esther 9—10

Study on Esther - WK13 - From Divine Reversal to Retribution and Remembrance

Study on Esther - WK11 - Recap of Esther 1-8: The Character of God

April 10, 2024 • Rachel Bailey • Esther 1—8

Study on Esther - WK11 - Recap of Esther 1-8: The Character of God Although the Name of God is never written in the Book of Esther, His character is demonstrated on every page. Reading the account of Esther, we learn more about who God is and how He moves.

Study on Esther - WK10

April 3, 2024 • Rachel Hudson • Esther 8

Study on Esther - WK10

Study on Esther - WK9

March 27, 2024 • Rachel Hudson • Esther 8

Study on Esther - WK9

Study on Esther - WK8: Another Feast, God’s Favor, and the Fall of a Foe

March 20, 2024 • Janna Pinter • Esther 7

Study on Esther - WK8: Another Feast, God’s Favor, and the Fall of a Foe Are you encouraged to continue to walk by faith even when you cannot see His hand at work?

Study on Esther - WK7: The Turning Point

March 6, 2024 • Rachel Hudson • Esther 6

Study on Esther - WK7: The Turning Point

Study on Esther - WK6: Faith, Favor and Feasts

February 28, 2024 • Rachel Bailey • Esther 5

Study on Esther - WK6: Faith, Favor and Feasts Esther 5 is a reminder that God works mightily and miraculously on behalf of His people when they stand firm in steadfast faith waiting on Him.

Study on Esther - WK5: Providence, Plans and Purpose

February 21, 2024 • Rachel Bailey • Esther 4

Study on Esther - WK5: Providence, Plans and Purpose In the midst of darkness and hopelessness, God's plan for the deliverance of His people begins to unfold in and through His purposes for them.

Study on Esther - WK4

February 14, 2024 • Janna Pinter • Esther 2

Study on Esther - WK4

Study on Esther - WK3

February 7, 2024 • Rachel Bailey • Esther 2

Hadassah to Esther: The Unexpected God’s provision, protection, deliverance and blessing often come in the most unexpected of places, in the most unexpected of ways.

Study on Esther - WK2

January 31, 2024 • Rachel Bailey • Esther 1

The King Eternal, Immortal, Invisible Although His Name is never used, The King, eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God is ever-present in the account of the deliverance of His people in the Book of Esther.

Study on Esther - WK1

January 24, 2024 • Rachel Hudson • Esther 1

Intro to the study on Esther and how our study works

Study on Colossians - WK8

January 17, 2024 • Rachel Bailey • Colossians 3:18—4:18

Living Life Unto The Lord Colossians 3:18-4:18 As believers, our surrender to the Lordship of Jesus Christ includes a willing submission to the earthly authorities designed and established by God. Our earthly relationships should evidence our exchanging of our own lives for that of Christ. We are to do all things as unto the Lord, praying persistently, walking wisely and speaking graciously.

Study on Colossians - WK7

January 10, 2024 • Janna Pinter • Colossians 3:1–17

As we continue in Colossians, we will see Paul once again pointing to a walk that will set the church in Colossae apart from the Roman culture in which they live. In other words, while they live IN the world, they are not to be OF the world. In the text we will study tonight, Paul gives specific instructions to the family as well as for the work place. These instructions are hemmed in by these two verses which address motive and goal. And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him Col 3:17 Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, Col 3:23 The Lord calls us to a higher standard, His standard. But, He also equips us to press on toward that goal.

Putting off the Old and Putting on the New

December 13, 2023 • Janna Pinter • Colossians 3:1–17

Paul encourages the believers in Colossae to continue growing and maturing in Christ setting their minds or affections on things above. Abundant living comes only after dying. He urges the new church to put off the sinful earthly nature and to put on the new self, clothed in the characteristics of Christ. Paul not only gives these instructions but provides the means by which to accomplish them- “Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, singing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God. And whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him.”