Christ Church Studies

Nothing is more necessary or profitable for Christians than knowing, hearing, reading, and studying God’s word. And, likewise, nothing is more central to our worship gatherings. In this session, we discuss what is it about the Bible that makes it so essential for us and for our worship.

Nothing is more necessary or profitable for Christians than knowing, hearing, reading, and studying God’s word. And, likewise, nothing is more central to our worship gatherings. In this session, we discuss what is it about the Bible that makes it so essential for us and for our worship.

For thousands of years, praise songs have been central to Christian worship. But why so? Does God need our adoration? In this session, we discuss the reasons to sing praise and examine its effects upon us.

For thousands of years, praise songs have been central to Christian worship. But why so? Does God need our adoration? In this session, we discuss the reasons to sing praise and examine its effects upon us.

Instead of gathering for church on Sundays, why not stay home? Listen to a great sermon, read an inspiring devotional, spend time in prayer by yourself. Millions of contemporary American Christians do just that, and in this session, we ask whether gathering for public worship is actually important, and if so, why?

Instead of gathering for church on Sundays, why not stay home? Listen to a great sermon, read an inspiring devotional, spend time in prayer by yourself. Millions of contemporary American Christians do just that, and in this session, we ask whether gathering for public worship is actually important, and if so, why?

Why devote eleven weeks to the study of worship? In this introductory session, we explore why worship is worth our time and attention. In fact, we cannot avoid worship, for we are made to worship, and God uses worship to forms us.

Why devote eleven weeks to the study of worship? In this introductory session, we explore why worship is worth our time and attention. In fact, we cannot avoid worship, for we are made to worship, and God uses worship to forms us.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is both bad and good news: we are helplessly trapped, and also, God in his mercy has liberated us. Deuteronomy ends on a similar note. It reminds us of the tragic condition in which Israel finds themselves and promises that God will bring redemption. In this session, we examine this gospel given to Israel.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is both bad and good news: we are helplessly trapped, and also, God in his mercy has liberated us. Deuteronomy ends on a similar note. It reminds us of the tragic condition in which Israel finds themselves and promises that God will bring redemption. In this session, we examine this gospel given to Israel.