Bible Studies
Bible Studies help us to understand the Scriptures so that we can deepen our relationship with the Lord and seek His direction in our lives. These studies were designed for groups but are also helpful for individuals.
1 John
In our modern world, where hostile controversy and division seem to dominate news feeds and social media, the book of 1 John is a welcome and needed message of truth and love grounded in our relationship with Jesus.
This study examines what John, “the disciple whom Jesus loved,” has to say to us.
Esther
The Book of Esther never mentions God, promotes a festival not prescribed in the Law of Moses, and seems to some readers vindictive. But we cannot read Esther and not see God’s providence.
This study showcases God’s providence and the importance of human responsibility and obedience to what God asks of us.
Sermon on the Mount
This sermon records some of Jesus' best-known statements, some of which have even become proverbial, such as "Love your neighbor as yourself" and "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."
This study examines Jesus’ teachings on what discipleship looks like when we live in the presence and power of the kingdom of God in our daily lives and what it means to be salt and light.
The Miracles of Jesus
Miracles are amazing, and most everyone loves to read and hear about them. Jesus performed many miracles during his earthly ministry, and each one has a lesson for us beyond the miracle itself.
This study explores the miracles of Jesus, their significance at the time, and their meaning for us today.
The Parables of Jesus
Jesus used parables as a teaching tool over 30 times in the New Testament. He spoke of everyday things such as seeds, pearls, and wedding celebrations to illustrate abstract spiritual truths to his listeners.
This study aims to provide a deeper understanding of how to read, interpret, and apply the parables of Jesus.
The Psalms
The Book of Psalms is a collection of 150 hymns, songs, and prayers that range from valley-of-despair laments to mountain-top praises. They express our deepest emotions to the Lord and reveal God’s multi-faceted character.
This study helps us better appreciate the psalms and use them as a model of worship.
