I remember my Bible study class ending with that same question, “What else can you teach us?” It stayed with me for months and inspired me to organize women’s Bible workshops. Have you ever wondered what else you can learn from the Bible? These workshops are a unique opportunity to explore the Bible with a team of faithful ladies.
What Makes the Bible Workshops a Unique Opportunity?
Our workshops are led by women who are either theologically trained or mentored, ensuring theological integrity. We focus on offering a time of worship, fellowship, and learning. Each main session is filled with scripture-based teachings that inspire and enlighten you. Breakout sessions are taught by fellow church members who have demonstrated the ability to study and teach (1 Cor 12:18-20).
What is the Greater Purpose?
Our ultimate goal is to bless each woman who attends the workshop by deepening their understanding of God, the Bible, the Church, and themselves. We pray that our workshops will make Jesus Christ known more excellently for the glory of God.
“But as it is, God has arranged each one of the parts in the body just as he wanted. And if they were all the same part, where would the body be? As it is, there are many parts, but one body.” (The dispersion and diversification of gifts is no accident. God himself has given them just as he wanted. Many parts, but one body encapsulates our identity as individuals enfolded into the corporate body of Christ.)
What’s on the Calendar?
The first four workshops focused on Bible interpretation, and the fifth was about Knowing God, based on J.I. Packer’s book and the doctrine of God. This year’s calendar has two Bible workshops, “Cultivating Christian Friendship” and “Habits of Grace.” We have studied God’s revelation about himself and our relationship with him. And then, in April, we will learn about our relationships with each other. In the August workshop, “Habits of Grace,” we will learn about the principles shaping Christian life.
Our sixth workshop, “Cultivating Christian Friendship,” will be held on April 13th from 9 a.m. until 1:30 p.m. The workshop will have three main sessions in the fellowship hall and six breakout sessions, from which ladies can choose two.
How Can You Help?
Whether you’re a member of our church or not, we warmly invite all women and teens to join us. Registration is open on our church website. If you’re local and curious, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re excited to have you with us! Please help us spread the word by sharing this post.
Debbie Swindell 