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Mollie Snow introduces the historical setting of Zephaniah before Bethany Golding teaches from Zephaniah 1 about the day of the Lord. Together, they call believers to turn from idolatry and divided devotion, trust God’s Word, and find lasting satisfaction in the living water Jesus gives.

Donna Gaines teaches from Habakkuk chapter 3 about faith that holds tight through trials by focusing on God's presence, faithfulness, and sovereign power. She emphasizes surrender, trust, and praise as the prophet moves from questioning to worship while encouraging believers to find spiritual confidence amid difficulties.

Jean Stockdale teaches on Habakkuk 2, focusing on God's response to the prophet's struggles about evil and silence. The message emphasizes the need to watch, write, wait, and walk by faith amidst difficult circumstances, warning against greed, corruption, and idolatry, and concluding that the righteous live by faith under God's sovereign control.

Dayna Street sets the historical scene for Habakkuk before Donna Gaines teaches from Habakkuk 1. Together, they explore how to bring honest questions to God, trust His justice, and remain faithful while waiting for His answers.

September 9, 2026 | Donna Gaines introduces God Speaks, a study of Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, and Malachi. She places these prophets within the biblical story and encourages women to bring their questions to God, trust His sovereignty and love, and listen as He speaks through His Word.

April 7, 2026 | Wrapping up this study of "Encounter", Donna Gaines highlights Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection, showing that faith requires surrender and trust in God through hardship. Mark chapters 15 and 16 calls believers to stay close to Christ and live in the hope and new life made possible through His resurrection.

March 31, 2026 | Mollie Snow, Dayna Street, and Jean Stockdale outline the contrast of true devotion with betrayal, while showing that Jesus is fully in control and willingly choosing the cross. Even as Jesus is abandoned, His actions are driven by love, leading Him to sacrifice Himself for others.

March 24, 2026 | In Mark 13, Jesus warns about difficult times and the future destruction of the temple, emphasizing that the timing is unknown. Jean Stockdale discusses the importance of enduring in faith, staying alert, and living prepared for Christ's return.

March 10, 2026 | Donna Gaines walks through Mark 11–12, where it begins the final week of Jesus’ life as He enters Jerusalem as the humble King and confronts the empty religion of Israel’s leaders. Through Jesus' teaching, actions in the temple, and debates with religious authorities, the conflict intensifies and moves steadily toward the cross.

March 3, 2026 | As Jesus moves toward the cross in Mark 10, a series of encounters reveals what it truly means to follow Him. Jean Stockdale walks through how each encounter exposes the heart—whether proud, self-reliant, or humble—and highlights that salvation is a gift of God’s grace received with childlike faith and wholehearted surrender.

February 24, 2026 | In Gospel of Mark 8–9, Jesus helps His disciples see clearly who He is and understand that following Him means denying themselves and embracing the cross. Dayna Street highlights how true discipleship requires humble dependence and trusting God's way, even when it leads through suffering before glory.

February 17, 2026 | In Encounter | Lesson Four, Jean Stockdale explores Jesus’ faithful provision as illustrated in various encounters and miracles. Despite rejection and hardship, true faith trusts in God’s power and ultimately embraces the salvation offered to all who believe.

February 10, 2026 | Donna Gaines walks through Mark 4–5, where the power and authority of Jesus over nature, demons, disease, and even death is revealed. Through the parables and miracles, we see that faith is required to truly receive Jesus, while fear and hardness of heart hinder belief. These chapters call us to fully trust in Christ, who is Lord over all.

February 3, 2026 | Donna Gaines walks through Mark 2-3, where scripture reveals Jesus’ authority as He forgives sins, heals the broken, and confronts legalism, showing that the Kingdom of God has come. As the Son of Man, Jesus calls the unlikely and forms a new family defined by obedience to God’s will.

January 20, 2026 | Jean Stockdale walks through Mark chapter 1, where we read about the Good News of Jesus Christ through powerful encounters that display His authority and compassion. Jesus calls people to repent, believe, and follow Him, demonstrating His power over sin, demons, and disease. These encounters invite us to respond in faith and experience life transformation through Him.