Women

Bloom Women's Fellowship

Women's Bloom Fellowship of Hill Country Church is committed to relying on God as our foundation, delighting in His Word as our nourishment, and supporting each other as we grow in Christ.

We do this through four organized events each year which allows us to:

Study the Word of God together and proclaim the Gospel
Gather across generations to share our lives in meaningful ways
Encourage one another to develop the gifts that God has given us

The Lord will guide you always; He will satisfy your needs in a sun-scorched land and will strengthen your frame. You will be like a well-watered garden, like a spring whose waters never fail. - Isaiah 58:11

Women's Groups

God of Covenant studying chapters 12 to 50 of the book of Genesis. This group meets on Wednesday evenings and is led by Rebecca Williams.

MomCo for moms (pregnancy through school years), meetings include practical teaching through guest speakers, discussions, videos, and activities.

Sweeter Than Honey is a study led by Michelle Holster covering the book of Colossians.

Alongside is a new womens ministry focused on cross generational relationships and mutual encouragement.

Please contact the church office (830-997-3968) for more information on which Bible studies are currently meeting and how to get involved.

Consider Your Calling

September 7, 2025

Last time we looked at 1 Corinthians 1:18-25, and from it we learned that there are two types of people––those who are being saved and those who are perishing, and there are two types of wisdom––the wisdom of man (worldly wisdom) and the wisdom of God. So what seems foolish to those who trust in the things of the world––and the wisdom of the world––is actually the wisdom and power of God. The word of the cross is folly (it's moronic) to those who are perishing, but to those who are being saved it is the power of God. God's plan to save us by way of the cross of Christ is a stumbling block (it's scandalous!) to the Jews, and it's folly (moronic!) to Gentiles. It pleased God to do it this way, and that's really hard for us to understand. Why would he offend everyone by doing it this way? Why wouldn't he make it reasonable––so that we could arrive at the truth––and be saved––by human wisdom? You know, so that all roads might lead to heaven. So that those who pursue worldly wisdom would be rewarded in the end. But clearly, according to Paul, that's not how this works. We continue to try to fit God into some kind of mold, where we define who he is, and who he approves of, and what he should do. In Paul's letter to the Corinthians, he's telling us that God has chosen to use (what the world considers) a foolish plan and a foolish message to save people. He does this to demonstrate his own power and wisdom––and it doesn't really matter what we think––even the smartest person––because God doesn't need to consult with us. We often forget that He is God and He does things His way––including calling us to faith in Christ. This week we'll look at the next part (1 Corinthians 1:26 - 2:5), where Paul asks us to consider our calling––God didn't go around choosing the most impressive people (according to the world). He called ordinary people––unimportant people, lowly people. So in addition to a foolish plan and a foolish message, God saw fit to save foolish people and bring them into his Kingdom.

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