Women

How does my Christian faith connect with my work? How does it change the way I do it? 

Join us in exploring the answers to those questions and more, as we connect the dots between the Christian faith and our daily work.

Workplace ministries @ City Bible Forum

Life@Work - Living Out Your Faith in the Workplace

Our calling is not to do something or to go somewhere; rather we are called to Someone. In this study based on Mark’s Gospel, we journey with Jesus and his disciples to see what it means to be on mission for God. Explore what it means to be called by God and how to live out that calling in your everyday life.

Following the Call of Jesus

What is one part of your “ordinary” day that could become an opportunity for God to use you? The disciples were socially insignificant—ordinary guys who would fail and disappoint Jesus—but their role was crucial to the success of His mission. Read stories of God using ordinary people in extraordinary ways as a testimony of His grace and power. Be encouraged to allow this grace and power to be evident in the ordinary and mundane events of life.

God Uses the Ordinary

Throughout Scripture, God casts the story of history against the backdrop of gardens. In this study, Bible teacher and author Kat Armstrong looks at humanity’s choices and God’s redemptive work in five of those Gardens. From Adam and Eve in Eden to the book of Esther in the Garden of Ahasuerus; from Gethsemane, to the Garden of Resurrection, to the Garden City in Revelation, God chooses again and again to bring forth new life. 

Gardens: Evergreen Faith in a Trustworthy God

Naomi and Ruth’s story begins in deep sorrow, loss, and hardship—yet it ends in redemption. These women lived through tragedy, wrestled with grief, and still clung to hope and loyalty. This devotional on the Book of Ruth does more than highlight a tale of survival—it’s a testimony of God’s faithfulness and His promise to You. Your pain can lead to purpose, and this devotional reminds us that even in brokenness, God is working for the good of those who love Him.

Love Like a Mother -- Naomi and Ruth

Motherhood is holy—and hard. In the middle of laundry piles, school runs, career demands, ministry pulls, and midnight prayers, it’s easy to forget that you, too, are growing. You are not just raising lives—you are also being raised by God into a woman of vision, influence, and legacy. This 5-day devotional is your personal invitation to pause, reflect, and remember that God has a plan for your life—and it’s bigger than just surviving motherhood. He is calling you into more—more clarity, more peace, more purpose, more impact.

Made for More: Embracing Growth, Vision & Purpose as a Christian Mom

Why is Romans considered the greatest letter ever written? In this New Testament epistle, the apostle Paul provides the clearest explanation of the gospel and the eternal hope for a humanity marred by sin and death. Through King Jesus, God reveals his righteousness, redeems his people from their sins, and unlocks the floodgates of his mercy.

Based on the 10-week Bible study for women, Romans: The Glory of the Gospel, Lydia Brownback examines Romans verse by verse to explore how God works through his Son and in the hearts of his people. 

Romans: The Glory of the Gospel

The teen years can be tough on everyone, but we are not without hope! As parents and grandparents, we have direct access to the best parent ever — our heavenly Father. By praying for our kids throughout their teen years into early adulthood, we partner with the Lord in His purpose for them. No matter your relationship, how strong-willed your teen is, or what path they are on, prayer can change everything! 

Prayers for Your Strong-Willed Teen

This isn’t about pretending life is perfect. It’s about learning to love the one you’re actually living, even in the tension, even in the waiting. Over the next 5 days, we’ll name what’s hard, notice what’s holy, and find joy in the middle of the mess. Because the gospel doesn’t promise ease, but it does promise Immanuel, God with us, right here, right now. And that changes everything.