Bible Studies
Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth.
Most Recent Studies
All of Time in His Hands (Ecclesiastes 3:1–15)
Ecclesiastes 3:1–8, is a very popular passage of Scripture. It is well known both by Christians and non-Christians, believers and non-believers alike. When we find ourselves in seasons of waiting, it is not uncommon to encourage one another by saying, “Don’t worry....
Remembering You in My Prayers (Ephesians 1:15–23)
Prayer has been a much-debated subject in public in the United States in recent days. Some critics claim that those who say, “I’m remembering you in my prayers” are simply guilty of inaction. As Christians, let’s concede that often it’s easier simply to say after...
Respectable (1 Timothy 3:2e)
We continue our series on being a blameless congregation—a congregation growing in maturity and Christ-likeness as we strive to attain these qualifications. In this study, we examine one particular qualification that Paul gives: the word “respectable.” Let us read 1...
Alive, Yet Dead (Amos 5:1–17)
Philip Ryken and Michael LeFebvre observe, “We often succumb to the mistaken idea that ‘God’s chief end is to glorify me and help me enjoy myself forever’ and that Jesus’ death was to pay for my sins so I can keep on enjoying my life without God getting on my case.”...
Christian Self-Control: Christ in Command (1 Timothy 3:2d)
Virtue signalling is the act of expressing opinions, values, or sentiments that demonstrate one’s moral correctness or goodness to others with the view of receiving some sort of praise, rather than out of genuine conviction or with the intention of taking meaningful...
Prepare to Meet Your God (Amos 4:1–13)
A major theme in Amos is that of God’s promised, irrevocable judgement. Israel has stubbornly defied her God, sinning against God’s light, law, and love. She has seemingly reached the point of no return. Therefore, she must prepare to meet her God, not merely in his...