Throughout the year, we offer weekly Bible studies designed to deepen our understanding of God’s Word. These gatherings provide an excellent opportunity for Christians to grow in their faith while also building fellowship with fellow believers. Whether you’re new to the faith or looking to strengthen your walk with Christ, our Bible studies offer a welcoming environment for spiritual growth and community.
Each week, the study considers a distinct era and discovers how the people and events of that time shape Christianity and establish its influence everywhere the gospel is proclaimed. This exploration examines the historical context and significance of these moments, highlighting their lasting impact.
Covenant Theology is a term that can be intimidating. It sounds complicated, technical, and like something that should be reserved for pastors and paid theologians. Yet covenant is the very reality that shapes Scripture, and really the whole Christian faith. God relates to His people by covenant, He teaches us by covenant signs, and even the way the world and society are ordered is covenantal. It is therefore an essential topic for all Christians to strive to understand. It helps us to better grasp Scripture (especially the Old Testament in its own context), it informs the way we worship, it strengthens the foundations of our faith, and it even helps us to better understand institutions like marriage, church membership, and citizenship. In this study, based heavily on the book The Mystery of Christ, His Kingdom, and His Covenant by Samuel Renihan, we will walk through Scripture as it records God’s historical revelation of His eternal purpose and decree being worked out, as we seek to better understand the Christian faith.
This study examines God as the ultimate authority on justice, who possesses the knowledge and power to judge every action. It highlights how His constant presence and unchanging nature reinforce His commitment to righteousness and resistance against evil.
This study explores the nature of the Bible, focusing on its textual history and how it proves itself as the Word of God through its majesty, purity, and unified message. It further considers important aspects that contribute to the understanding of the Bible’s significance and authority.
Covenant Theology
What is Christian Apologetics? Christian apologetics is the practice of presenting a reasonable defense of the Christian faith to those who disagree. It is a crucial part of the Christian life, as we are commanded to be ready to share the gospel and defend our beliefs (Matthew 28:18-20; 1 Peter 3:15). This is the essence of Christian apologetics.
This study highlights the essential relationship between the Old and New Testaments, demonstrating the continuity between the two and culminating in the person and work of Jesus Christ.
Redemptive history refers to the increasing manifestation of God’s plan of salvation through His acts of redemption. The historical narratives of the Old and New Testaments are a glorious unfolding of God’s redemptive purposes. Each one of God’s past redemptive acts is part of the development of His plan to restore lost sinners into communion and relationship with Him.
Are you seeking a stronger understanding of core Christian beliefs? Do you want a resource that can assist you in teaching these doctrines to others? If so, exploring the Shorter Catechism is a valuable opportunity to deepen your knowledge and effectively share these truths.
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