Online Women's Bible Study
I love my little vegetable garden. It always amazes me how I can plant a few seeds in the ground and, with relatively minimal effort on my part, can later reap an incredible harvest of good things over the summer. Sure, I need to weed and water, but those seeds sprout and produce all by themselves, according to God’s creation plan.
This is the first of two series on justice. This first one is on how the world sees right and wrong and how justice follows that. The second will be on biblical justice. With all that’s happening culturally this year it’s more important than ever to study and discuss how we can reach the culture for Christ. Join Holly, Gianna, Caitlin, and Marilyn as they discuss apologetic tools that you can use to help engage those around you.
What constitutes worth in our society? Perhaps it’s the ability to contribute to a lesser or greater degree. Sometimes it’s measured by wealth or social standing, but we know that this is not supposed to be the Christian’s perspective of worth.
When I was in grade school, the lot directly behind our house was sold to a builder. Two twin houses were built on the lot. We neighborhood kids watched the progress on those houses all summer long. Once the workers completed their workday and left the site, we would all gather around and check out what had been done that day. I remember jumping down into the pits that became the foundations of the homes.
The inclusive nature of God’s plan for salvation in Jesus was not a last minute decision or a revision of His plan in any way. All the way back in Genesis He makes a salvation promise to Abraham which includes all people over all time. Join Holly, Marilyn, and Carol as we study the Gospel of Luke.
Why are we instructed to seek our bread daily, one day at a time? One reason, I believe, is to teach us to live in the day. When we train ourselves to look only for enough “bread” for the current day, it helps us focus on God’s provision for the day and to trust Him for that provision one day at a time.
