Bible Breakdown by GOI

The Lord has made provision for Elijah. Not only miraculously for his needs but also so the Lord can provide for others.

As Elijah's predicted drought occurs the Lord provides.

At the start of this Bible study series we meet a king but this king has provoked the Lord. Consequently it is not this king but another who makes a brave stand.

We consider Peter's compelling declarations about Jesus Christ. Explore with us as we delve into Peter's powerful assertions regarding Christ's identity, significance, and the transformative impact on the early Christian community, sparking insightful discussions that illuminate the foundation of our faith.

Get ready to explore Acts 2:1-13 with us it's a wild ride into the incredible story of Pentecost! Discover the amazing events and the awesome power of the Holy Spirit revealed in these verses!

Step into a captivating study of Acts 1:12-26, delving into the intricate journey of the disciples following Jesus' ascension. Engage with us as we explore the depth of Scripture, uncovering the significance of this passage in the context of the early Christian community and the selection of Matthias.

Join us in a thought-provoking study of Acts 1:1-11, where we delve into the profound account of Jesus' life and ascension. Discover the depth of Scripture and the remarkable narrative of faith encapsulated within these verses as we explore together.

Join our Bible study, where we reflect on the solemn moments surrounding Jesus' death and burial. In this passage, we discover a promise to an individual that transcends even death, offering us hope and redemption that continues to resonate in our lives today.

Join us for a thought-provoking Bible study on Luke 23:1-31, as we delve into the significant moment when Jesus is brought before the authorities and observe His unwavering control, even in the face of the crowd's cry to crucify Him. Consider the dynamics of power and justice in this critical passage from the Gospel of Luke.

Take your shoes from off your feet as we stand on holy ground.