Dr. Phyllis Corbitt, a medical doctor and former missionary, shares her insights on prayer.

Beth Coppedge shares from Luke 4:14-21, John 17:15-26.  Learning what it means to be indwelt by the glory of God in our lives.  When His glory dwells in us, then He will draw others to Himself through our lives.  Do you know His glory in your life?

Beth Coppedge shares from Luke 8 on the role of women in Jesus' ministry and the call of women to be lavish lovers of the Lord Jesus.

Beth Coppedge teaches on the radical nature of Kingdom living from Luke 5 & 6.  We learn what it means to be a disciple of Jesus and what His future for us is when we get out of the mud puddle of self-effort.

Beth Coppedge shares from Luke 4:14-30.  What does it mean to invite Jesus into your home?  Invite Jesus into your home and into your workplace.  We learn the call of God to be a home for God and make a home for God where others are welcome and safe.  

Beth Coppedge teaches from Luke 4:1-13, The Temptation of Jesus.  We learn the difference between trying to meet our own needs in our own strength and waiting on the Lord Jesus to meet those needs.  She closes with a challenge to pray from Psalm 1 for our families and leaders.  

Beth Coppedge teaches on Luke 3:2-23 and Ezekiel 43.  The glory of the Lord has returned to His people in the person of Jesus.  We learn how to be filled with the Spirit so we can have the mind and character of Jesus.  Beth closes with a description of "Kitchen Table Ministry."

Beth Coppedge teaches on Luke 3 on the life of John the Baptist.  We learn the joy of giving all to Jesus and not being offended in Him when suffering comes. 

Beth Coppedge begins this series in Luke 1-2 by challenging us to get out of the Mud Puddle of our own self-effort and jump into the Stream of the Holy Spirit.  In this episode, we learn what it means to live in the Spirit through the stories of Simeon and Anna.

Lesson 7 of a 7 session study on Nehemiah by Bible teacher and Titus Women founder Beth Coppedge.  We see many names listed in the book of Nehemiah.  Each individual person is important to God.  Each of our lives are significant.  What vision does God have for you going forward?  tituswomen.org