Recent Bible Studies
Join us to see what God allowed Zechariah to see. God used Zechariah to point the eyes of his people - and our eyes as well – to see the forgiving love that he has for this people. In a study of the book of Zechariah, we can see and we can grow in our appreciation of the lengths to which our God would go to be our Savior. Allow your eyes to be opened with ours to “Picture the Passion.” Look for more studies in this series, find a different series or join us in one of our archived worship services - all here on our YouTube channel.
Join us to see what God allowed Zechariah to see. God used Zechariah to point the eyes of his people - and our eyes as well – to see the forgiving love that he has for this people. In a study of the book of Zechariah, we can see and we can grow in our appreciation of the lengths to which our God would go to be our Savior. Allow your eyes to be opened with ours to “Picture the Passion.” Look for more studies in this series, find a different series or join us in one of our archived worship services - all here on our YouTube channel.
Paul Gerhardt endured struggles and challenges beyond what most of us can imagine. Yet not only did he sing, but he wrote for others to sing songs of confident hope! How? Why? Because the message of Christ's love for him and the promises of Scripture were near and dear to him and they spoke (yes, even sang!) to his heart and to his life. They gave him the confidence to trust in God and to rejoice even in the darkest times. And we can do the same. So with Gerhardt and with each other, we can "Sing Songs of Confident Hope!"
This course features an overview of the New Testament, with plenty of time allotted for fun exploration and discussion!
This course features an overview of the New Testament, with plenty of time allotted for fun exploration and discussion!
He who has given us his best deserves nothing else from us but the best. This is polish and our opportunity to discuss implications for public worship.
This course features an overview of the New Testament, with plenty of time allotted for fun exploration and discussion!
Luther: “Here you have the true honor and worship that please God, which God also commands under penalty of eternal wrath, namely, that the heart should know no other consolation or confidence than in him, nor let itself be torn from him, but for his sake should risk everything and disregard everything else on earth” (LC, p. 388).
How do you grow in faith? How do you get better / grow in Christian living?
This course features an overview of the New Testament, with plenty of time allotted for fun exploration and discussion!
You are living in Thessalonica in 50 A.D. You are 32 years old. The apostle Paul came to town a month ago and started a congregation. You know that God calls on you to gather with fellow Christians for worship. Now you are asked to offer input on:
- how often and on what day worship should take place
- what biblical truths should be emphasized in worship
- what you and others are going to do in worship (knowing that some in your group like to pray, some like to sing, some like to listen to scriptural teaching)
Let’s talk about your responses.
This course features an overview of the New Testament, with plenty of time allotted for fun exploration and discussion!
A friend asks you, “Why do you go to church?” How do you respond? In other words, when we gather for worship, what is the purpose? Let's find out together.