Peter’s letters, perhaps written from Rome, give us a glimpse into the concerns and hopes of one of Jesus’ closest friends. Our hope in studying the letters of Peter is that we might round out yet another vantage point in the New Testament’s broader witness of God’s redemptive work. 

What does it look like to be the people of God? What does it feel like? How do we know God is faithful to us? The historical books of 1st and 2nd Samuel speak to all of these questions and more. Join this Essentials study of the two books of Samuel to gather, discuss, and discover how we find Jesus Christ in every corner of the Bible.

The Gospel of John has some unique and remarkable characteristics. We hope that you enjoy reading this gospel and that it opens new vantage points into who Jesus us and what he has done for us. Our prayer is that you encounter God in a new way as you read and gather for discussion.

Unlike any other book of the Bible, the Psalms demonstrate what it looks and feels like to love, speak to, and even wrestle with God. 

Ephesians is a letter about the hope we have in the reality of the Gospel of Jesus Christ and also about what that means for our lives. Paul describes what is simply true about believers in Christ and then fleshes out what it looks like for them to live in light of these truths.

We invite you to journey into this foundational book from the Old Testament. Our hope is that your knowledge of scripture grows as you engage with the story of God’s people. While session covers several chapters of Genesis, we focus more intently on a particular story, as noted below.

Who is Jesus and how have you thought about him? Scripture speaks about Jesus in multiple ways in order to reveal different aspects of his character, and one of the primary ways that we grow and continue in our faith is by refreshing our minds and hearts with the various ways the Bible presents him to us.