Women's Bible Study

What does it look like for our lives to reflect the God we belong to? In Deuteronomy 16–21, we see God forming His people to reflect His character through pursuing justice, living with humility, listening to His voice, valuing truth and people, and facing fear with confidence. Ultimately, these chapters point us to Jesus, the perfectly obedient Son who took the curse we deserved so that we could belong to Him and live as reflections of our God.

What does it look like to worship God with our whole lives? As we continue through Deuteronomy 12–15, we’re reminded that God alone is worthy of our worship. He calls us to wholehearted devotion, discernment against voices that lead us away, care for those in need, and lives surrendered in response to His grace. Join us as we discover what it means to worship the God who has chosen us as His treasured possession.

In Deuteronomy 9–11, we reflect on the incredible grace of our God, a grace we could never earn or deserve. God has formed us to reflect His character. He reminds us daily of His faithfulness, and He calls us to share the grace we’ve received with others. We’ll also take a powerful look at the spiritual realities around the world and our part in bringing the light of the Gospel to those who have little or no access to it.

In Deuteronomy 7–8, we’re reminded of who God is and who we are as His people. We’ll look at God’s holiness, faithfulness, and mercy, and we'll consider what it means to respond to His love with obedience. Join us as we study what it looks like to remember the Lord our God in every season.

What does it look like to truly live as women who belong to God? In Deuteronomy 5–6, we’re reminded that God’s commands aren’t simply rules. They’re loving boundaries within a relationship with a God who knows us, loves us, and has been faithful to us. Join us as we explore four simple words — hear, love, do, and teach — and discover what it means to know God, love Him wholeheartedly, live in obedience, and share His faithfulness with the next generation.