Study of The Gospel of Mark – Online & In-Person (Pastor Dennis McFadden)

The purpose of this gospel is “to present the person, work and teachings of Jesus.” (LASB)

In this online study, we will be reminded of the point of the Bible, the point of the history of Israel, and the point of Jesus Christ coming to earth. We will also be reminded that Jesus came not only to forgive our sins but to rinse clean this fallen world and restore all creation to the original design of our Lord. “In Jesus’s death and resurrection, Mark is telling us, the world is being reborn. We will see again the wonder of forgiveness, the hope of restoration, and the cross-shape of rejection.”(Dane C. Ortlund, Crossway)

The Book of Philippians (Pastor Shawn Stroud)

1st Thessalonians

Young, vibrant, healthy and thriving that is how one could describe the church at Thessalonica after the Apostle Paul and his colleagues established the church in 49-50 AD. Yet like us today, the church faced cultural pressure, religious persecution, and spiritual complacency. Join us as we journey together through the book of 1st Thessalonians every Tuesday night from 6:30-7:30 PM. This group is for young men ages 20-39 and will be conducted online via Google Meet.

The Gospel of Luke (David Piazza)

A study of the Gospel of Luke with David Piazza. 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.

Disciplines of a Godly Man – Online and In-Person (Pastor Roy Piña)

The apostle Paul reminded his protege, Timothy, that he was to train himself for godliness “as it holds promise for the present life and also for the life to come.” (1 Timothy 4:7-8) Join Pastor Roy in exploring the disciplines that distinguish the disciple of Christ. “Disciplines of a Godly Man”, by R. Kent Hughes (available on Amazon) will be the basis for our time together.