October 13-14, 2023
A Holy People for a Holy God: Studies in Leviticus, Jackie Gober, Bible Teacher
Leviticus poses a challenge for most people. You might find yourself avoiding this Scripture altogether! While the book may seem mysterious, even daunting, there is much in Leviticus that is beneficial for us. We, however, need to know how to read it well. At its core, Leviticus proclaims God’s holiness and what it means for Israel to live in His holy presence. When we understand this framework, the rest of the book comes into focus and becomes easier to understand. During our large group sessions, we will explore how God reveals His holiness to us in Leviticus and what it means to “be holy as He is holy” (Lev. 11:45, 19:2; 1 Peter 1:16).
Who Is the Holy Spirit? Kim Monroe, Bible Teacher
The Holy Spirit is the most mysterious and least known member of the Trinity. In our time together, we will discuss two questions: Who is he? and: What is his role in the plan of redemption?
General Session 1
Kim Monroe
Who Is the Holy Spirit?
General Session 2
Jackie Gober
A Holy People for a Holy God: Holy God
General Session 3
Jackie Gober
A Holy People for a Holy God: Unholy People
General Session 4
Jackie Gober
A Holy People for a Holy God: Holy Lives
Keynote Bible Teacher
Jackie Gober (MAR, Westminster Theological Seminary) is Associate Director of Student Success at Westminster Theological Seminary in Glenside, PA. She also serves on the Christian Education Committee at Calvary PCA in Willow Grove, PA. She loves studying God’s word (especially with others) and teaching others (while learning herself) how to see Jesus better in the Scriptures. In her spare time, she enjoys long conversations with good friends, reading good books, and trying out new recipes!
Jackie answered a few questions about why she chose the Book of Leviticus for her talks this year. Check out these short video clips on our YouTube channel:
Kimberly Monroe (MAR, Westminster Theological Seminary) is the Managing Editor for the Journal of Biblical Counseling published by the Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation. Kim frequently lectures for the women’s Bible study at her church and has been a Study Group Leader and large group teacher for Women in the Word.
Kim has been the Keynote Speaker at previous WiW Workshops and has most recently been the opening speaker for Workshop 2020 and 2021. You can view/listen to her talks called “Stumped By a Hard Passage?” from 2020 and “The New Testament’s Use of the Old: a Beginner’s Guide” from 2021 on our YouTube Channel:
Rachel was born and raised in a Christian home where faith in God and musical training were always the focus. She began to serve God with her musical abilities at a very young age and was led to major in music education in college. It was in 1989 that she first came to serve on the worship team of Faith Presbyterian Church of Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania in an assistant capacity. Following her passion to help others grow their musical talents, she formed “Relentless Faith” a youth jazz band in September of 2010. In June of 2012, she became the Director of Music Ministry and is very excited to share new music as well as time-honored music, with the congregation. “Music is such a glorious gift from God. It is a privilege to be involved with music in ways that help others worship God, learn the truth of His great love for us and also help others realize their own musical gifts.” Rachel teaches about 35 piano students privately during the week. She lives with her husband Jeff and a few critters in Langhorne. In her spare time, she has honed her cappuccino making skills and can produce an award-winning brew.
This is Rachel’s 7th year leading us in songs of praise to our great God. You can listen to Rachel’s music from our 2020 Workshop on our YouTube channel:
