We are excited to introduce a new Bible Boot Camp series. These

segments will be brief but informative, covering essential biblical doctrine, phrases, and

principles that one would frequently encounter while reading the Bible. We believe this series will be a valuable tool in building a solid foundation for understanding and applying the Christian faith and reading the Bible. 

We are excited to introduce a new Bible Boot Camp series. These

segments will be brief but informative, covering essential biblical doctrine, phrases, and

principles that one would frequently encounter while reading the Bible. We believe this series will be a valuable tool in building a solid foundation for understanding and applying the Christian faith and reading the Bible. 

We are excited to introduce a new Bible Boot Camp series. These

segments will be brief but informative, covering essential biblical doctrine, phrases, and

principles that one would frequently encounter while reading the Bible. We believe this series will be a valuable tool in building a solid foundation for understanding and applying the Christian faith and reading the Bible. 

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

In this season, we will study Paul's letter to the emerging churches of Ephesus. This letter is known as one of the four prison epistles that Paul wrote while imprisoned in Rome. In this brief introductory study we will address the overarching theme that is the  Grace of God by highlighting two key principles:

1) The Christian Doctrine, highlighting what God has done for us by unpacking concepts such as Election, unification of the gentiles and the giving of Faith, and; 

2) Practical Christian living, in light of what has already been done for us, not to earn salvation but out of gratitude for what God has already given. 

Our goal is not for these to be exhaustive, but instead, provide a primer to biblical teaching in hopes that it will encourage you to dive deeper in God's Word and find peace in Jesus Christ.

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