Bible Studies
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Most Recent Studies
Jesus Christ in the Midst of His Church (Revelation 1:1–20)
The Revelation of Jesus Christ points us to the reality that Jesus Christ rules and reigns in his church and, through the church, reigns in this world. This Revelation provides the local church with both reassurance and a Christ-centred motivation for repentance and...
How to Live Well in 2026 (Proverbs 16:1–33)
As you live life and expose yourself to Scripture, there are at least two very clear principles which play out: that God holds men accountable for their actions, and that he holds sovereign power over history, down to the minutest details such as the roll of a die....
Missing the Message (Acts 14:8–18)
We focus in this study on Acts 14:8–14, but it will be helpful to understand the broader context of the book of Acts. The book is really the second part of a two-part work by Luke, the physician. In the Gospel of Luke, he explains that he followed all things closely...
One Glorious Mediator (1 Timothy 2:5)
We live in an age obsessed with progress—advancement, innovation, and moral improvement. The promise is always the same: If humanity can just become educated enough, advanced enough, or tolerant enough, we will finally reach peace. But Scripture exposes a reality that...
A Certain Salvation (Luke 2:1–21)
Until this point in our studies of Luke’s nativity narrative, we have been exposed to the announcement of John the Baptist’s conception (1:5–25) and his birth (1:57-80). We have also been exposed to the angelic announcement and actual virgin conception of the promised...
A Certain Expectation (Luke 1:57–80)
The incarnation—God becoming man—certainly happened; it is grounded in historical fact. One of those facts is that, in accordance with God’s prophetic promise, he would send “a messenger” who would “prepare the way” for Messiah (Malachi 3:1). The faithful remnant in...