Connect to the love the apostle Paul had for the church he had started through the work of the Spirit in the city of Philippi, and see how the whole letter centers around the great Christ Hymn, the poetic telling of the good news of Jesus for our world.
Galatians: A New Creation in Christ What was Paul so worked up about in his letter to the Galatians? Learn the fascinating backstory to the drama! We’ll discover how to follow the strange Old Testament stories to the true good news: that we are now part of God’s new, multi-ethnic family of faith who live…
Believe in Me: Jesus in the Gospel of John Introduction In this study, we’ll uncover the powerful moments that set John’s Gospel apart—personal encounters that bring to life Jesus’ invitation to believe in him as the light of the world, the bread of life, the resurrection, and the way. Come explore Jesus’ miraculous transformation of…
God of Restoration: Poetry and Prophesy in Isaiah 40-55 Do you want to connect to God as the God of Restoration? As the God who stretched out the heavens, who tells the end from the beginning, and who has a surprising plan to bring salvation to the ends of the earth? Let’s study the second…
The Gospel of Mark: Enter the Kingdom of God The gospel of Mark brings us the fast-paced, skillfully told, action-packed story of Jesus bringing the kingdom of God, the new era of God’s reign, in a way no one expected – even the disciples who were with Him. Women of all ages & locations are invited…
Ezekiel: Fiery Throne and Dry Bones About the Study In this study, we will follow the prophet Ezekiel from his vision of the glory of God departing from the Jerusalem temple, through many strange prophetic sign acts, to God’s promise of a new heart and a new temple for the people of God. This book…
The Divided Kingdom: Hope in Israel’s Schism The core story of the Hebrew Scriptures is the history of the nation of Israel, God’s chosen people. But after the glory days of David and Solomon, Israel is in decline, split into two kingdoms, and faithless towards God. Yet even in their troubles, we see God calling…
