PMF Women's Ministry Bible Study

Please join us today as we look at another miracle of Jesus and the question, “Do you want to get well?” We will also read of the witnesses for Jesus provided by Himself.

Kim and Suzie discuss the Samaritan woman at the well and how she represents anyone who has ever felt unclean, unloved, ashamed and outcast. Jesus did not come to condemn her but to heal her.

In chapter three we explore what it means to be born again as well as taking a deeper dive into belief and unbelief.

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Suzie and I realized in chapter 4 that John clarifies that it was the disciples that were physically doing the baptisms and not John himself

Suzie and Kim discuss chapter 2 and how Jesus first miracle and the cleansing of the temple tie back to Exodus.

Is God calling you to conversion and cleanliness?

Join kim and Suzie as they discuss this section of scripture. Jesus gives the same invitation He always has, “come as you are”

Join Suzie and I (Kim) as we get started in the Gospel of John. We are so excited to see what the Lord has in store for us to learn and to grow in our knowledge and faith. We hope you are too!

Kim and Suzie conclude the study of Exodus.

We highly recommend watching some YouTube videos on the different articles of the tabernacle and priestly garments to add to the visual picture of what we are studying.

Suzie and kim discuss the laws listed in Exodus 21-24. These were a more detailed discussion of the rules and consequences to not only

Protect people but show what it looks like to love your neighbor and love God in several different circumstances. We also see Israel renewing their covenant with God. In this we see a picture of salvation in chapter 24.

Suzie, Cora, and Kim discuss the Israelites arriving at the mountain receiving the 10 commandments and how Jesus changed how we look at them as laws of love. Rather than a collection of rules.

Suzie and kim discuss spiritual warfare as we see the Israelites go to war with Amalekites.

As the Israelites are led out of Egypt they followed God. In His mercy, He did not take them the short route which would have only been an 11 day journey into the promised land because they would have faced war and they would likely have been discouraged and ran back to Egypt. If we allow God to direct our paths we can trust He has our best in mind.

Kim and Suzie discuss the exodus and the significance of the picture of the lamb as our Messiah!

What does it mean to have a hard heart? Have you ever struggled to trust whether you were in Gods will because the path seems harder than you think it should be? Moses struggled hard with feeling he was enough, with trusting God and seeing the plan yet he walked in faith by continually turning to God, even with his doubts.

Suzie and Kim begin the study of Exodus. Today if you want to open your Bibles we will cover chapters 1-4. We are so glad you are here and hope that the Lord blesses you.