Women's Bible Study Lisa Laizure

We know as Christians we shouldn’t be hypocrites. But sometimes we are. But there’s a big problem with that as we will see today from two people – Ananias and Saphira. Join us as we continue in the book of Acts.

Genealogies remind us that God has a plan for our lives! He wants to use us! He wants to use our children and our grandchildren and we can see that from Jesus’ genealogy.

Why are so many people confused when they hear the good news about Jesus? Why is it that someone can read the Bible and yet it makes no sense to them? Why is Nicodemus having a difficult time understanding what Jesus is telling him about being born again? Why are people afraid they might not be saved because of their past that they can’t get over? Join us today to find out!

Someone once said that encouragers are God’s jumper cables for the church. Today we will see how different the Apostle Paul’s life and John Mark’s life would have been without a man named Barnabas who encouraged them to keep going. Join us today as we continue in the book of Acts.

Genealogies in the Bible. Most people think they are boring to read so they pass right over them. But they are actually fascinating to see how God preserved the lineage from Adam to Abraham and then to Jesus. But in the Gospel of Matthew and Luke there are two different genealogies for Jesus seem contradictory. What is that all about?

Am I really a Christian? Am I really saved? Am I really going to heaven? How do I know for sure? Those are the questions that might haunt you. You lay awake at night wondering “Am I doing enough? Am I believing the right things?” And you never feel convinced. So today let’s get the answer and settle this once and for all in your life! Join us as we continue in the book of Romans.