Join us for this six (6) session study where our presenters will take you on a journey through drama and performing arts to discover who Jesus is by looking at the lives of Mary, Martha, Mary Magdalene and many others. We will learn together from their faith and failures and be reminded that Jesus cared for and valued the women He was surrounded by.
Registration is FREE at https://bit.ly/WOB2021-Registration. Pre-Register BEFORE September 20th and be registered to win a special prize!
*NOTE: Due to this year of continued challenges and transition, we will NOT be providing childcare for 2021. Thank you for your continued support and understanding.
If you have any questions about Women of the Bible 2021, email info@aglowmuskegon.org.
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Week 1 – October 4th – Jesus Equips the Ordinary
Join us on week one as we learn about Mary, the Mother of Jesus. Because of her willing heart, Mary, an ordinary girl, became the extraordinary mother of the Messiah.
Week 2 – October 11th – Jesus Enables the Faithful
Much has been said about these sisters. Mary desired nothing more than to sit at Jesus’ feet, while Martha was concerned about the practical concerns of daily life. When their brother, Lazarus, was sick and near death, they sent for Jesus. They had to wait…and trust.
Week 3 – October 18rd – Jesus Heals the Wounded
Throughout His three years of public ministry, Jesus performed many miracles. These stories remind us that He was in the healing business – and still is today!.
Week 4 – October 25thth – Jesus Sees the Marginalized
The biblical account of Jesus and the woman at the well contains the longest conversation that Jesus had with anyone. The story reminds us that Jesus didn’t care about cultural boundaries or traditional rabbinical rules. Jesus sees and values us all.
Week 5 – November 1th – Jesus Gives Hope
Long widowed, Anna was faithful – clinging to the hope that she would see the Messiah. She fasted and prayed in the temple during the dark times of the intertestamental period when God did not speak to the Jewish people, and when the coming of the Messiah seemed hopeless.
Week 6 – November 8th – Jesus Empowers
In a culture that rejected women as witnesses, Mary Magdalene was written about in all four Gospels as the first to help share the good news. She came from a troubled background, yet Jesus healed her and welcomed her into his band of followers.
“And my God will supply every need of yours according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus.”
Philippians 4:19
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