Group & Personal Study

The Apostle John invites his readers to discover Jesus’ true identity for themselves. In doing so, John’s original purpose for writing the Gospel – these things are written that you may believe Jesus is the Christ (John 20:31) – will be fulfilled.

You’ll walk with Jesus into the Upper room to hear His farewell discourse to the disciples and rejoice as He is raised from the dead to the amazement of the disciples and the chagrin of the religious leaders.

This study covers one of the most exciting portions of God's Word — the explosive birth of the church from a few believers to thousands.

If believers are saved by grace, how do we become spiritually mature? If by grace alone, why are there over three hundred commands in the New Testament?

Philippians is considered God’s spiritual manual on joy and rejoicing, but it’s more than that. This Bible study answers the question everyone is asking — What would Jesus do?

Jesus Christ is the creator and sustainer of all things, but He must also be the focus of a believer’s life.

Hebrews is written to Jewish Christians who were facing persecution from their countrymen and as a result, tempted to return to Judaism. The book answers key questions about the believer's relationship to God found nowhere else in the Bible.

Is your faith in God real? If you’ve ever wanted to evaluate your faith in God, James is the right book. James doesn’t teach a works-based salvation, but rather a salvation that works.

You’ll learn the importance of God’s Word, the imminent danger of false religious teachers, and the believer’s need to live with eternity in view. In Jude you’ll learn how to escape the subtle deception of false teachers and their ultimate destruction.