Bible Studies

The Gospel of Luke

Jesus, the Son of Man came to seek and save sinful men. The purpose of this men’s Bible study is to examine the accurate, chronological, and comprehensive account of the unique life of Jesus the Christ, as told by “Luke, the beloved physician,” and be transformed by God’s word. The Gospel of Luke is the longest and most extensive Gospel due to Luke’s emphasis on chronological and historical accuracy and is the only Gospel with a sequel (The Book of Acts). Through an in-depth analysis of the text using inductive Bible study methods, Bible software, and visual content, we will be challenged and encouraged to apply Biblical principles to our lives.

Taught by David Piazza On Campus.

The Book of Galatians

The Galatians are a part of a diverse family equipped by the Spirit to love God and serve others. The Apostle Paul wrote this letter to them to address concerns over the Gentiles converting to Christianity. Paul teaches that believers are justified by Jesus alone and not by works of the law.

For young men (20s – 30s).

Taught by Pastor Shawn Stroud Online.

The Book of Nahum

God has always taught that following His guidance for living is the right way to go. Over and over again, people turn away from Him and go their own way – to their detriment. God spoke through the minor prophet Nahum to remind us that He alone can rescue us. He alone rules all of history, all the earth and especially our life.

Taught by Pastor Dennis McFadden On Campus and Online.

Book Study: Leadership From the Inside Out

The vision of this book is to assist leaders as they discover the health, wisdom and the joy of living a life of integrity and transparency. Through it, leaders can learn how to live humbly as they consistently examine their inner lives and identify areas of needed change and growth. Join us as we dive deep into this reading and work on transforming our inner lives together. Books will be provided.

For young men (20s-30s)

Taught by Pastor Brandon Westphal on campus.