Unshaken My world


Women, Join an Online Bible Study


Become an “inside-out” woman! We all lead very full lives, and sometimes Bible study is forgotten. It’s so vital — yet so easily set aside. Te FEBC Commission on Women’s Ministries invites you to a free eight-part Bible study. You’ll learn about Names of God, Who is Jesus, the Holy Spirit, Beauty and the Beast (the old and new woman), the armor of God, and more. You can study alone or with a group, whenever and wherever you choose. Let’s let God change us from the inside-out into powerful women of God ready to give an answer. It’s easy! Message me through our Facebook® page W Com Connections or email me at bjfast36@ymail.com and I will get it off to you in a flash!


Beth Fast


Creaks and groans As bedrock buckles And what seemed solid Suddenly gives way.


Life comes crashing down Under the crush Of questions unanswered Where do I belong? Who am I?


And in this brokenness I long all the more For what is promised: A city with eternal foundations Built on the Rock immovable. —CH


Video Library


Raise Up a Child Got kids? Ten your church probably has parents. A great short course on parenting is Raise Up a Child, taught by Phil Tuttle, CEO and President of Walk Tru the Bible Ministries. Designed for parents, grandparents, teachers, small group leaders, and others who


work with children, this study gives practical wisdom based on the story of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. Principles are presented as four simple yet practical “compass points” that offer help and hope in dealing with children, guiding them to grow into responsi- ble, loving, mature adults. Raise Up a Child will train, equip, and encourage your parents and workers to better


influence and guide the children God has placed in their lives. Each of the eight sessions is approximately 25 minutes long, allowing time for discussion and application. Learn more at walkthru.org/product-titles/raise-up-a-child. To borrow a study, email info@febcministries.org or call (402) 965-3860.


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