Women’s Bible Study
Women’s Bible Study
New Life WBS Fall 2026 Bible Study
Called to be Salt and Light: A Study in the Gospel of Matthew
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: WBS FALL 2026
Starting: Wednesday, September 16 | Friday, September 18 | Sunday, September 20
Those of us who are following Jesus have a dual citizenship: citizens of our country on Earth and citizens of the Kingdom of Heaven. Do you feel the tension of having a foot in both worlds, with evil and good living side by side? Jesus tells us that The Kingdom is already here, but not yet fully revealed. How are we called to live?
Matthew’s gospel answers this question and more. Jesus has called us to follow Him– to speak into our culture, to be Salt and Light to those in fear, despair, and darkness.
How do we do this? It’s easier together. Join us in this year’s Women’s Bible Study adventure! Walk with Jesus as Matthew did, experiencing not only Jesus’ compassion for the weak and the wisdom of His teachings, but also the sorrow of His death and the glory of His resurrection. Come study the Word with other women and be transformed by the Truth.
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Details
- Fall Semester: September 16 to December 16
- Spring Semester: January 13 to May 5
Times
- Wednesday mornings (9:30am to 11:15am) in person {childcare offered}
- Wednesday evenings (7:00pm to 8:30pm) in person
- Wednesday evenings (7:00pm to 8:30pm) ZOOM
- Friday mornings (6:00am to 7:30am) ZOOM
- Sunday mornings (9:50am to 10:50am) in person
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We welcome women of all ages. Feel free to visit us.
To cover administrative, recording and childcare costs, we ask for a $30 registration fee. Scholarships are available.
If you are unable to attend the fall semester, you will have the opportunity to register in December for the spring semester!
WBS Goal
To help women meet Jesus through the study of God’s Word and to see women grow in their faith—transformed more and more into the likeness of Jesus Christ.
For Whom
Open to women of all ages. Visitors are always welcome.
Natalie Carley - March 10, 2021
Lesson 16 Nehemiah 7 & 8 Natalie Carley VIDEO
From Series: "Restoring the Broken: A Study of Ezra and Nehemiah"
God’s people provoked the Lord to anger. Refusing to listen to the prophets who had been sent to them again and again, they continued in their evil practices and worshipped false gods. As a result, the temple where God’s presence dwelt amongst his people was destroyed and the people themselves were carried off to exile in Babylon. The Promised Land that had flowed with milk and honey became, as Jeremiah the prophet said, a “desolate wasteland.” BUT ————- a word of such hope in the midst of brokenness and loss when 70 years were fulfilled, God’s people would return to the land and rebuild the temple. More than just enabling this return and rebuilding, God set about restoring and rebuilding his people. If you like a love story, intrigue, plot twists, unexpected allies and enemies, perseverance in the midst of opposition, Ezra and Nehemiah, have it all. If the losses, disappointments, and unrest of 2020 have left you feeling disoriented, discouraged, and broken, this study is for you. We will see the persevering, tenacious love of God for his people and his rule over all things. We will see that he is able to restore what is broken, a broken land, a broken place of worship, and broken people. It is a message of hope that we desperately need to hear in our day.
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