Women’s Bible Studies

As women who follow Jesus, how can we discern false teachings from what is true? Join us for Stonebriar Women’s newest original study, Contend for the Faith, to learn how to guard yourself against deception and grow spiritually in the… Continue Reading →

The Story of Acts Who doesn’t love a good sequel? In Luke’s gospel account, the good doctor carefully put together a record of Jesus’ life, ministry, death, and resurrection so his audience would be certain of their newfound faith in… Continue Reading →

Learning about the Great Physician through the eyes of Dr. Luke We want you to know Jesus so well that you won’t fall for the deception that seems to be all around us regarding who He is. There is something… Continue Reading →

Living according to God’s promises How do we know what God has promised to us in His Word and how to live according to His promises? Let’s walk through the covenants of the Old Testament and discover how God’s promises… Continue Reading →

God’s future plans revealed Do you feel like the world is falling apart, or are you seeing the hand of the One who is in complete control at work? By looking back at the book of Daniel, we are told… Continue Reading →

Wisdom’s Hidden Treasures Proverbs tells us that we should value wisdom more than any treasure the world can offer. The secret of wise living is woven throughout the Scriptures, culminating in the Person of Jesus Christ. Join us this summer… Continue Reading →

Peering Into Today’s Headlines The last twelve books of the Old Testament might be small in size, but they are mighty in truth! The words of these books can feel as though we are reading today’s headlines. They have the… Continue Reading →

What would our lives look like if we lived with a passion for the Gospel each and every day? Does the hope of Heaven inspire you daily, the way it did for the apostle Paul? Come and be encouraged in… Continue Reading →

In a world so obviously broken by disease and death from the ravages of sin, Jesus once asked His followers, “Who do you say that I am?” Jesus poses the same question to His followers today—the answer is critical in… Continue Reading →

We are studying the book of Isaiah during the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 semesters. What is so surprising about this Old Testament book is how relevant this book is to our current culture. The culture in Isaiah’s day is… Continue Reading →