Bible Studies
People come to us with all kinds of questions. Why is there so much suffering? Does my life have a purpose? What happens when we die? We don’t have a quick answer for every one of them, but we know where to look.
Below are short answers to eight of the questions people ask most, each from the Bible. Read at your own pace, open your Bible, and ask us anything along the way.
Study 1
The Bible speaks of one God, the Father: a real and personal God who made the heavens and the earth, who is not far from any one of us, and who rewards those who seek Him.
Read: Deuteronomy 6:4 · Acts 17:27 · Hebrews 11:6
Ask us about thisStudy 2
Jesus is the Son of God, born of Mary. He shared our human nature, lived without sin, gave his life, and was raised from the dead. Through him, God opens the way back to Himself.
Read: Luke 1:35 · Hebrews 4:15 · 1 Timothy 2:5
Ask us about thisStudy 3
God has promised that the whole earth will be filled with His glory. The Bible looks forward to Jesus returning to establish the Kingdom of God here, bringing justice and lasting peace.
Read: Numbers 14:21 · Daniel 2:44 · Matthew 6:10
Ask us about thisStudy 4
In the Bible, “satan” means adversary and “devil” means false accuser. Scripture shows that the real struggle with wrongdoing begins within the human heart, and that God alone is all-powerful.
Read: Isaiah 45:5–7 · Mark 7:21–23 · James 1:13–15
Ask us about thisStudy 5
The Bible describes death as a sleep. Its great hope is not a life elsewhere, but resurrection: the faithful raised to life when Jesus returns.
Read: Ecclesiastes 9:5 · John 11:11–14 · 1 Thessalonians 4:16
Ask us about thisStudy 6
From the garden of Eden to Abraham and King David, God made promises that run through the whole Bible: a descendant who would overcome sin, and a Kingdom that will never end.
Read: Genesis 3:15 · Genesis 12:1–3 · 2 Samuel 7:12–16
Ask us about thisStudy 7
In Scripture, God’s Spirit is His breath and power: the way He creates, acts and speaks. It is by His Spirit that the Bible itself was given.
Read: Genesis 1:2–3 · Psalm 139:7 · 2 Timothy 3:16 · 2 Peter 1:21
Ask us about thisStudy 8
In the Bible, baptism is a personal choice made after believing: full immersion in water, joining a person to the death and resurrection of Jesus, and the start of a new life.
Read: Acts 2:38 · Acts 8:12 · Romans 6:3–5
Ask us about thisWho we are
The word means “brothers and sisters in Christ.” We are a community gathered around the Bible, with no paid clergy, glad to share what we have learned.
To remember Jesus with bread and wine, to pray, to sing, and to hear the Word.
Together and at home, letting it explain itself.
Studies, questions and conversation, at your own pace.
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