Let’s Study Ephesians!
I’m excited to share that I am going to be teaching a study through Ephesians…and you’re invited!
If you live in the Franklin, Brentwood, and Nashville areas, please join me on Tuesday nights starting on September 18.
Here’s the details and how to sign up:
When:
September 18
September 25
Two weeks off
October, 16
October, 23
October, 30
November 6
Time: 7:00-8:30
Location: Redemption City Church: 415 Franklin Rd, Franklin, TN 37069
Contact: women@redemptioncity.com
Material needed: Bible and handouts (You’ll receive handouts on the first night)
Please make sure to sign up here: Ephesians Study Sign up
More details:
Each week you will read one chapter of Ephesians. On Tuesdays we will gather to discuss a section of that chapter, which will be laid out in the handout you will receive on the first night.
The evening will consist of 30 minutes of teaching and 30 minutes of discussion.
You will receive a pdf via email before the first day of the study.
Our study through Ephesians is FREE and open to anyone so make sure to invite a friend!
Please make sure to sign up here: Ephesians Study Sign up
*A Note to my readers: I hope to also write a devotional each week and post it here!
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