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Welcome to the Women's Weekly Bible Challenge!

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HELLO, and Welcome to the Women's Weekly Bible Challenge!



I'm Lisa Ann.  I invite you to join me each week as I study through the Scriptures to find out EVERYTHING that the Bible has to say about WOMEN... 

Yes, I do mean everything:  Every reference; every woman; every tiny, superficial detail and every tremendous, deep truth that the Bible has to show us about Women.

CURIOUS?

Great!

The topic of Women in the Bible is not often covered from the pulpit.  It is such a specific topic that at least half the congregation would not find it at all interesting. 

But I know you will be interested to discover some of the deep truths waiting to be brought to light as we study Women in Scripture.

Here are some of the upcoming studies I have planned for you:

I hope that you'll join me each week on this journey through the Bible!

In this video I give a brief testimony and an introduction to this series on Women Teaching. Please contact me for the private link to my VLOGs.



 A Bible Reading Plan that works!

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