We believe that ministry to and through women is happening wherever women are present—whether through Connect Teams, Outreach, Grace Church Kids, Grace Church Students, Community Groups, Care & Recovery, or Ezer.

We also see the value in short-term discipleship opportunities centered around a small group experience. Our Ezer ministry includes studies (based on topics we fell threaten our spiritual maturity) as well as equipping events that are rooted in Scripture and strategically oriented around current issues that we all struggle with. Our desire is for women at Grace to go through each of these studies and engage with our Ezer resources in order to live a life of intentional discipleship. We don’t expect you to continue to do these studies over and over again, although it may be helpful to revisit them from time to time. Rather, we want these resources to equip you to know how to strategically live out your calling.

How we each live out our calling will be based on our own individuality and season of life. But each one of us has a unique contribution to make. The temptation is to use our strength, experiences, and resources for our own benefit and comfort. What would it look like if instead, we faithfully stewarded our individuality and deployed ourselves to the world around us? We want to help you do that!

We have created resources that bring the truth of the Scriptures to issues of feminine design and identity; the power of a woman’s words for life and death; a biblical view of the body and faithful stewardship of it in a body-obsessed culture; God’s design for sex and living with sexual integrity regardless of your season of life; and the pervasive role of shame in the life of women.

Ezer groups are meant to be supplemental, not serve as a substitute for community group. Our desire is to equip women for life-on-life discipleship in these key areas of their lives by providing the truth of the Scriptures, helpful language, and practical application with the goal of life change.