3C's Bible Study

3C's Bible Study

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3C's Bible Study episodes

  • Deliverance by Discernment - Acts 16:16-40

    We examine Paul's encounter with the slave girl possessed by a spirit of divination, the principle behind her deliverance, and how to carry the presence and power that expels demons.

    1 hr 5 min
  • The Call of God - Acts 16:1-15

    We examine how God indicates His will to us, the principles and signs to look out for, and close with how we can arrive at persuasion and resilience in our calling.


    This episode will help you clarify your calling and receive the strength to pursue and continue in it until God's glory is revealed through you.

    1 hr 2 min
  • Defusing Dissension - Acts 15:1-21

    Acts 15 introduces us to the first major doctrinal dissension in the early church and the manner in which they overcame it to preserve the unity of the Spirit.

    We address the question: Are debates and dissensions worth it? What issues are worthy of dissent and perhaps division? How do we navigate the complexity of human fallenness in handling divisions?

    We examine how to lay the right foundation, rightly divide the word of truth, discern the weight of an issue, and define God's standard through the authority of scripture, the witness of history/experience, and the stature of leadership.

    1 hr 17 min
  • The Sure Mercies - Acts 13:13-34

    In these verses, we trace the roots of the New Covenant through the epochs of the Old Testament and discover the key that unlocks the riches of God's covenant for anyone today.

    59 min
  • Sent with Authority - Acts 13:1-12

    We explore what it takes to be sent by the Holy Spirit with authority from a local church, how to be ready to engage with spiritual opposition, and the model for effective leadership in the church.

    1 hr 5 min

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Let's study the Bible together, verse by verse and chapter by chapter. Our three guiding principles are completeness, contextualization and comprehension.