WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDIES

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

Yet: A Study of Habakkuk

Taught by Kris Murphy

Life is a series of changes and transition. We are always approaching a season of change, in a season of change, or emerging from a season of change. In a world of constant shifting and change, the unchanging nature of God is the steady rock on which we can depend. This 8-week journey through the book of Habakkuk will remind you of God’s unwavering heart and character as you learn to share and process your honest feelings with Him.

Each daily reading will walk through part of Habakkuk with supplemental Scripture, include guided questions, and allow you to reflect while sharing gratitude. Yet allows you to experience your daily life with Jesus while giving you a safe space to celebrate, mourn, cheer, and grieve. 

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

Finding Jesus in the Old Testament: A Lecture and Q&A Series

Written/taught by Rebecca Carrell

Jesus claimed that thousands of years before His feet touched the Galilean countryside, Moses wrote about Him. In fact, Christ told His disciples, while they were walking to Emmaus, that all the Scriptures—from Genesis to Malachi—point to His life, ministry, and return. But how? And where? And what does it mean? 

Join Rebecca Carrell on a 5-week journey through the Old Testament and discover how every book points us to our Savior.

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

It is Well: Walking Away from Anxiety and into God’s Word

Taught by Debbie Stuart

Is there hope in Christ for us when anxiety swells within? Can we find peace in God when our circumstances are anything but peaceful? The answer to these questions is yes! Join us for this 4-week Bible study featuring video teaching sessions by Debbie Stuart. RPC WM summer studies are very relaxed and perfect for anyone new to the Bible. Come learn how to rest in God’s peace instead of staying stuck in anxious thought cycles.

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IF GOD IS FOR US:
a lecture series on Romans 8

Written/taught by Rebecca Carrell

Join us for this FREE 3-week lecture series by Rebecca Carrell on Romans 8. This “IN THE GAP” series gives you a chance to stay engaged in God’s Word during the “gap” between WM Bible studies. For each session Rebecca will lecture on a portion of Romans 8 followed by a time of Q&A. No homework or preparation required! Childcare provided with registration. Grab some friends and join us in the gap.

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

I & II Peter

Taught by various in-person teachers

Overwhelmed by suffering? Welcome to Peter’s message of hope. Peter assures us that suffering can be used for God’s glory and for our good. He renews our call to trust God, live obediently and submit like Christ. His message will transform the way we think and live. Forever.

You’ll experience a clean and intentional framework that helps you read, understand, and enjoy the Bible. This study will feature a variety of in-person Bible teachers throughout the 11 weeks studying Peter’s epistles, I & II Peter.

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

Ecclesiastes: Nothing But Smoke

Written/taught by Kris Murphy

King Solomon owned, possessed, and experienced everything the world had to offer. At the end of his full life, he realized it was all “nothing but smoke.” Join author/teacher Kris Murphy for this 11-week study on Ecclesiastes, the Old Testament wisdom book he authored. You will face some of life’s deepest questions and how to reconcile them with your faith. 

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

Living Beloved: A Study of 1, 2, 3 John

Taught by Rebecca Carrell

John sat at the feet of Jesus and occupied a prominent position in the early church. But John, at his core, was a pastor. With a tender style and a shepherd’s heart, he encouraged first-century Christians to follow in Jesus’ steps, care for one another, and carry the message of truth. Join Rebecca Carrell on a nine-week exploration of the letters of John and learn what it means to “live beloved.” 

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

Mark: The Gospel of Action

Taught by Kris Murphy

Mark opens with no family trees, no lengthy introductions, and no Bethlehem stories. He simply starts with good news: God is here, and He’s for you. Mark never wastes words. He takes us on a succinct, yet vivid adventure through the life of Jesus. Join us as we go where He goes, watch what He does, and learn how to walk with Him. 

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RUTH: The Story of an Outsider

Written/Taught by Kris Murphy

When was the last time you felt like an outsider? 

Maybe you’ve felt friendless, directionless, or hopeless. Or perhaps you’ve wondered if you even have a part to play in God’s big story. 

The Old Testament book of Ruth travels from Bethlehem and back laying out one of the most flawless love stories ever written. In just 85 verses we follow the journey of two outsiders, Naomi and Ruth. It’s a story of layers; it’s a story of anticipation. We’ll encounter a tapestry of relatable ruin such as: loss, abandonment, bitterness, grief, risk, and suffering. But we also experience the beautiful redemption story of newness, protection, mercy, and hope restored. 

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Anxious for Nothing: A Journey through the Book of Philippians

Written/Taught by Rebecca Carrell

Paul’s little letter to the church at Philippi contains some of the richest promises in Scripture. We see themes of unity, freedom, and perseverance, all woven together with threads of joy. Above all, the apostle teaches us the secret to navigating life’s trials and hardships with courage and hope. Has the past year weighed you down or worn you out? Join us on a six-week journey through the book of Philippians.

Workbooks available for purchase. 

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

What We Leave || A Study of 4 Faith Legacies

written/taught by: Kris Murphy

Have you ever thought about your legacy?
How will your life leave a mark?
How do you want your story to be retold?

The Bible is full of rich legacies of faith. Each story has purpose and power that causes ripples in the lives of the generations that follow. In this 4-part study series you can examine the faith legacies of Joshua, Peter, Moses, and…you. Each 5-session WWL legacy workbook contains daily homework sections and notes pages for the weekly teaching sessions. Whether you’ve read the Bible for years or are opening it for the very first time, these studies will help you encounter God in a deeper way and discover what faith legacy He’s building in you to impact the next generation. What we leave matters.

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

Refresh & Restore

Women’s Summer 2020 Study

“Are you tired? Worn out? Burned out on religion? Come to me. Get away with me and you’ll recover your life. I’ll show you how to take a real rest.” Matthew 11:28 (MSG)

Jesus’ words resonate, don’t they? We all crave the R&R that can only be found in Him. This summer is your opportunity to refresh and restore while studying His Word. R&R is perfect for ANY women interested in studying the Bible; first-timers, experienced/familiar with the Bible, different church or no church are all invited to join us for the online Bible study series.

IN THE GAP

An Online Bible Study Gathering

These five one-hour sessions are hosted by the RPC Women’s Ministry leadership team. Each session provides encouragement and equips you to study your Bible with just a Bible, paper, and a pen.

Workbooks available for purchase. 

For more information: women@rpcstaff.org

PSALMS: God Reveals, We Respond

We are all living a story.

Our individual stories travel through conflict and peace, whispers and shouts, pain and joy, speaking and singing. Where is He revealing Himself in the midst of your story? How can you respond to God in the ups and downs?

Join us on a journey through the Psalms: Old Testament wisdom literature penned by various authors spanning hundreds of years. The psalmists recognized God through the entirety of their stories… and they responded in poems, prayers, and songs, sometimes alone, sometimes in community.

• God reveals. Explore the background, examine the conditions and context, and experience how God reveals Himself to us through this collection of poems, prayers, and songs.
• We respond. The Psalms are comprehensive and honest in all circumstances. Let them guide us in responding to God through the ebbs and flows of our lives today.

The two-part study of Psalms is available for individual study only.