WINTER 2025 STUDIES
Study: Revelation, Eternal King, Everlasting Kingdom
Written by: Jen Wilkin
Led by: Alysia Grimes
Location: Maddie Cakes Cafe, Advance
5397 US Hwy. 158, Advance, NC 27006
Time: Wednesday nights, 6:45-8:30
Dates: January 8 - March 19
Outside preparation: Estimated 30 minutes, 4 days
Taught by: Alysia Grimes and Brenda Hill
Location: Clemmons Dairi-O
Time: Thursdays, 8:00-9:15 AM (includes a free breakfast)
Dates: January 9 - April 17
Outside preparation/homework: Optional home study
What to expect: This study will help you connect with other women in our community through Bible study, teaching, and personal growth.
Who is this for? All women are welcome to join! Homework is optional, and you don't need prior Bible study knowledge. Just come, learn, and grow with us!
ADDITIONAL STUDIES
Throughout his gospel account, John invites us to walk with the Lord Jesus Christ as Jesus teaches, heals, restores, and performs signs, revealing his deity and relationship with the Father and Spirit. As an eyewitness to Jesus’ entire ministry, John meticulously recounts Jesus’ betrayal, trials, crucifixion, death, burial, and resurrection. His gospel is historical, theological, and transformational.
Ultimately, John’s purpose is that “you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name” (John 20:31).
This 10-session study consists of three days of weekly personal study that involves reading Scripture and answering observation, interpretation, and application questions.
The weekly teaching sessions supplement the personal study with broader theological principles, points of practical application, and insight as to how the Bible tells one cohesive story. Ultimately, the goal of this study is to help people know and believe in Jesus and be transformed through the Word and the power of the Holy Spirit.
HOW TO GET STARTED:
The audio teaching segments are intended to be listened to after completing the corresponding personal study for that session.
Download the audio teaching segment that corresponds to each session.
Bonus Episode: Why the Incarnation? (Introductory Info)
Introducing John and His Gospel (Introductory Session)
John 1:1-34 Jesus as Light and Life (Session 1)
John 4:1-41 Jesus and the Samaritan Woman (Session 2)
John 5:1-29 Man at the Pool (Session 3)
John 10:1-21 Good Shepherd (Session 4)
John 11:1-44 Lazarus (Session 5)
John 13:1-30 Passover and Betrayal (Session 6, part 1)
John 13: 15-38 The Mark of a True Disciple (Bonus)
John 14:1-14 Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled (Bonus)
John 14:15-31 The Promised Helper (Session 6, part 2)
John 15:1-16 Abide in Christ (Session 6, part 2)
John 16::7-33 Persecution and Promises (Session 7, part 1)
John 17:1-5 Glorify Your Son (Session 7, part 2)
John 17:1-17 Jesus Prays to the Father (Session 7, part 3)
John 18:1-27 Jesus and Peter are Interrogated (Session 8)
John 19:1-42 Why the Crucifixion? (Session 8)
John 19:16-30 Jesus’ Last Words from the Cross (Session 8)
John 20:1-31 Resurrection (Session 9)
Writing from prison, Paul’s letter to the Philippians is filled with deep gratitude, genuine love, and surprising joy. As passionate as ever, Paul’s life goal is to know Christ and make him known and his wisdom is relational, practical, and theological. Through Christ we are called to a high purpose, a new identity, and a renewed vision for our lives.
This 5-session study consists of three days of weekly personal study that involves reading Scripture and answering observation, interpretation, and application questions.
The weekly teaching sessions supplement the personal study with broader theological principles, points of practical application, and insight as to how the Bible tells one cohesive story.
Format: 5-Session Bible Study
Available Now: Downloadable PDF
HOW TO GET STARTED: