Women's Elective Bible Studies
Christ Covenant Women’s Elective Bible Studies (WEBS) seeks to further advance the goals of our Session and Women’s Ministry by providing women the opportunity to participate in classes and small groups focused on growth in the knowledge of our God and Savior and personal application of His Word.
The goal of WEBS is to influence women at Christ Covenant to participate in one of the several Biblically solid studies offered, lead women toward progressive growth in their knowledge of God, His Word and His ways and promote personal application of God’s Word both in each participants life and in their world.
WEBS operates on a semester basis: Fall session and Winter/Spring session. Fall session resumes the week of September 20. Bible Studies will not meet during the week of Thanksgiving.
REGISTER ONLINE FOR FALL STUDIES
If you have questions about any of our women's Bible studies, please contact Ann Maree Goudzwaard at annmareeg@gmail.com.
Mondays
9:30-11:15 a.m. |
Begins Sept. 20 |
WC-211 |
No |
$28 |
Peacemaking Church Women's Study: Living the Gospel in Relationships by Tara Barthel
Tara Barthel brings the hope of the gospel to the issues of the heart. Tara unpacks how the gospel frees Christians from a performance-based mentality with God and others, helping women to remember anew God’s grace, and from that place of abundant love, learn how to give that same grace to others. Cost includes registration fee and study guide. Separate book is optional. Approximately 2 hours of homework per week. >> Register for this study.
Leaders: Barb Spencer & Lydia Wiens
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Tuesdays
12-1 p.m. |
Begins Sept. 21 |
Youth House Conf. Rm. |
No |
$30 |
Colossians and Philemon (Completion and Reconciliation in Christ) by John MacArthur
Colossians is full of dramatic and powerfull passages coupled with rich instructions that defend Christ’s deity and His sufficiency to reconcile men to God. Paul’s message is a reminder that believers-then and now- are complete in Christ. In Philemon Paul uses a real life situation to teach Philemon as well as believers today the importance of forgiveness. Homework will include reading & questions. >> Register for this study.
Leader: Fran Wise |
Wednesdays
9:30-11:15 a.m. |
Sept. 22 - Nov. 17 |
WC-201 |
Yes |
$20 |
II and III John
In-depth study of passages as determined by Pastor Ross from II and III John. No books or book fees - we'll use our Bibles and handouts provided. No homework required. Study will not meet on October 20. Childcare will be available for $10 for the 1st child, $5 each for 2nd & 3rd children, and free for subsequent children. >> Register for this study.
Leader: Dr. Mike Ross
Contact: Ginny Knight |
Thursdays
9:30-11:30 a.m. |
Begins Sept. 23 |
WC-211 |
No |
$50.50 |
Kings and Prophets Series by Kay Arthur
Understanding the Anger of God (6 lessons) - Micah, Nahum & Habakkuk
These were the last prophets to the Southern Kingdom of Judah before Judah was taken captive to Babylon. Each prophet cried out to a nation which needed to heed the Word of the Lord about judgment. Any nation, Assyria or Judah, which chose to worship idols rather than God, would be judged by God unless they turned to Him in repentance, but God would warn them first. These three prophets will teach you how God deals with those who turn away from Him and how He gives a warning to turn to Him rather than perish. Workbook $14 included in registration price.
The Good the Bad and the Ugly (7 lessons) - 2 Kings 21-25; 2 Chronicles 33-36; Zephaniah
In this last course of our Kings and Prophets Series, you'll see worsening religious and political conditions in Judah. The final chapters of 2 Kings and 2 Chronicles introduce us to the last kings of Judah - one the best since King David ("the Good"), the other the worst Judah ever had ("the Bad"). When God brings the Babylonians in to judge Judah and Jerusalem for their sins, everything gets really "Ugly." Study hard and you'll learn how God can keep you when your life combines "the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly." Workbook $16.50 included in registration price.
Approximately 5 hours of homework per week. >> Register for this study.
Leaders: Ann Grignon & Dawn Poole |
