3C's Bible Study

The God of glory, as revealed by Stephen, is not limited to temples and places, but has chosen to be with those whose hearts are fixed on Him.

We examine the promise and pattern of the living presence of God in a man through the life of Joseph. We are chosen, beloved, set apart for this purpose, and sent to reveal Him.

Stephen traces for us the origin of Abraham's bold and unwavering faith, which became Israel's foundation and the basis for the fulfillment of God's redemptive plan for all nations.

It is the appearance of the God of glory that marks and sets us apart for God's redemptive calling, and we pray for an encounter with the God of glory through this study.

This episode traces the Apostles' and Stephen's journey through a challenging moment to a place of shining and bearing a continued and effective witness to Christ in their day.

This episode is a call to "live", as we examine "the words of this life," and how the Apostles filled Jerusalem with their doctrine, despite not being on the biggest stages of the day.

What does it take to continually host the glory of God in the church? In this episode, we look at the fundamental factors behind the decisive judgment of Annanias and Sapphira and the holy demands of revealing the glory of God.

In this episode, we examine what it takes to move the hand of GOD when a situation threatens our peace or the word and work of God committed to us.

In this episode, we track Peter and John's response to the council that threatened them against speaking in the name of Jesus after an evident miracle had been performed.

These few verses are filled with deep and encouraging insights for anyone whose desire is to live in such a way that turns many hearts to Jesus.

This episode was recorded a day before the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk. It turned out to be a prophetic message, and we pray it brings clarity to your life.

The Apostles, Peter and John, are immediately drawn into confrontation by a coordinated system of opposition to the Gospel, right on the heels of the breaking out of a move of God.

We examine the parallels of this in our own day and how we can learn to stand through the access and authority we have been given in the name of Jesus.

The healing of the man born lame was a bait or question that Peter was asking the people, and his response when they were drawn in presents us with a model for fishing for men and winning them to the truth of the Gospel.

Chapter 3 marks a transition from the making to the acts of the Apostles. We examine the truth and practices that enable this transition, and the cure for spiritual lameness, through the healing of the man at the Beautiful Gate.