Women's Theology
~ Part 1: What is Theology and Why Should I Care?
~ Amy Lockman - Proverbs tells us that insight and wisdom has its foundation in the fear of the Lord and knowledge of the Holy One. In Luke 10:42, Jesus says that Mary has chosen the good portion in response to her sitting at his feet and listening to his teaching. This leads us to ask ourselves how much time do we really spend getting to know God on a deep level? In this session we will unpack the words “theology” and “doctrine” and look at the importance of studying God’s word.
~ Part 2: Faith versus Worry
~ Amy Lockman - Hebrews 11:6 says that without faith it is impossible to please God. It is important for us to understand what faith is, what scripture says about it and what Jesus says about it. Many times we believe more in the realities of our problems than in the reality of our God, his character and his truth. In this session we will look at what the Bible says about unfaithfulness and faithfulness and will examine the connection between our worries and anxieties and our faith.
Christian Womanhood in a Feminist Culture
~ The Journey from Sin to Joy
~ Grace Driscoll teaches on what it means to restore right relationship with God and others by walking through the steps of sin, conviction, confession, repentance, restitution, reconciliation and joy.
~ Who is our God?
~ Deacon Amy Lockman defines what the Bible says about God being the ultimate Help, Helper and Servant and how his attributes affect our daily lives if we lay claim to them as truth.
~ Romanticism
~ Kathryn Harleman poses the questions “What does true love look like? As women, are we truly desirous of godly, efficacious love or are we just chasing fireworks?” In opposition to our secularized expectations of love, we must consider how God has shown us His love through His Word.
~ Physical and Spiritual Adultery
~ Tonya Moi teaches from her own life about trying to earn love through her actions, whether sexual or through works in the church.
~ Gluttony
~ A heart-rending look into a sin that is commonly overlooked within the church, and inappropriately understood by the world. Crystal Munson teaches at the January 2007 women’s training day in Ballard.
The Heart of Communication
~ Part 1: Confrontation and Restoration
~ It is no kindness to ignore sin in our loved ones. Deacon Danielle Blazer discusses how we can biblically give and receive rebuke.
~ Part 2: Communicating without Shame
~ Grace Driscoll - A teaching on our need for communication as a reflection of the image of God.
~ Part 3: Soul Talk vs. Self Talk
~ Deacon Amy Lockman gives insight into the ways our communication even in ministry is often completely self-centered. How do we move past self-involved conversation to speak gospel-centered truth?
Women's Training Day 2007
~ Who is Our God? - God is our Father
~ Crystal Munson discusses the first person of the Trinity – God our Father.
~ Who is Our God? - God is our Savior
~ Kelly Cowan joyfully teaches of the person and work of Jesus Christ as our savior. She reminds us that Jesus takes punishment that we deserve and offers us grace and restoration, forgiving our sins and continually works to sanctify us.
~ Who is Our God? - God is our Help
~ Amy Lockman shares on the Holy Spirit and His role in our lives as a comforter, counselor and helper.