Bible Studies

Paul’s letter to the Romans has been at the center of reflection, conversion, and controversy from the very beginning. Romans: The Gospel of Salvation provides a comprehensive, and simple way to understand the overarching theme of Romans – salvation.

The Apocalypse, or Revelation to John, the last book of the Bible, is one of the most difficult to understand because it abounds in unfamiliar and extravagant symbolism, which at best appears unusual to the modern reader. Symbolic language, however, is one of the chief characteristics of apocalyptic literature, of which this book is an outstanding example. Composed as resistance literature to address a crisis, the Book of Revelation cannot be adequately understood except against the historical background that occasioned its writing.

James is one of the most practical books of the Bible. Like the book of Proverbs, it is a book of wisdom, a collection of teachings on issues faced by ordinary Christians in everyday life. These teachings speak loudly to all who feel torn between the competing demands of this world and their faith.

The book of Acts reveals how Christ’s Kingdom on earth is empowered to carry on his work in the world. Acts reveals the Church, enlivened by the Holy Spirit, teaching, preaching, healing, and restoring the marginalized in the same way that Jesus did. The Book of Acts provides an historic framework for understanding the rest of the New Testament. Paul’s letters in particular come alive in a new way when they are read within the context of the Acts narrative.

This study explores biblical wisdom as it relates to daily life. Drawing on the wisdom literature of the Bible – Proverbs, Wisdom, Sirach, and Ecclesiastes – Wisdom will show us how to actively seek out sound guidance and increase our sense of peace as we navigate through life! 

The foundational study in The Great Adventure Series takes participants on a journey through the entire Bible delving deep into each period of salvation history to discover the amazing story woven throughout all of Scripture. Participants will learn about major people, places, and events and see how they all come together to reveal the remarkable story of our faith.

Matthew explores the life and mission of Jesus as recorded in the Gospels. Matthew demonstrates how the promises and prophecies of the Old Testament are fulfilled in Jesus, who inaugurates the Kingdom of God on earth. Participants learn how people came to realize that Jesus was the awaited Messiah who relives the life and struggles of Israel to become the long awaited faithful and victorious King. Set in the rich context of Jesus’ Jewish culture, this study helps participants understand it better and appreciate it as part of our heritage.