Christ Church Studies

Abraham, while admirable, was not without faults; his story is defined less by personal triumph and more by the patience and grace of God shown toward him. In this session, we look at what Abraham’s doubt teaches us about our own struggles to believe.

Long regarded by Jews and Christians alike as a biblical hero, Abraham is the focus of a large majority of the book of Genesis. In this session, we examine Abraham as a model of discipleship and discuss his experience being called by God to leave his homeland and go to an unknown country.

Long regarded by Jews and Christians alike as a biblical hero, Abraham is the focus of a large majority of the book of Genesis. In this session, we examine Abraham as a model of discipleship and discuss his experience being called by God to leave his homeland and go to an unknown country.

The story of Noah and the flood isn't the only account of a flood in ancient times. There are others that recount an age when deities filled the earth and a man and his family survived in an ark. But Scripture's version differs in several important ways, and in this session, we learn what makes Noah's story so wonderful.

The story of Noah and the flood isn’t the only account of a flood in ancient times. There are others that recount an age when deities filled the earth and a man and his family survived in an ark. But Scripture’s version differs in several important ways, and in this session, we learn what makes Noah’s story so wonderful.

Genesis 3 tells the famous story of the sin of Adam and Eve, what Christians have long referred to as the "Fall of Humanity" or the "Great Rupture." In this session, we discuss the details of this original transgression and where we can find hope, even in the midst of this moment of failure.

Genesis 3 tells the famous story of the sin of Adam and Eve, what Christians have long referred to as the “Fall of Humanity” or the “Great Rupture.” In this session, we discuss the details of this original transgression and where we can find hope, even in the midst of this moment of failure.

Genesis begins with the beginning of all things: creation, life, human persons, work, and relationships. This account isn't written so that we can know where things came from, but rather what things are and what they are for. These answers have a profound impact on the way we live, and so Genesis tells us the truth about beginnings so that we might live well.

Genesis begins with the beginning of all things: creation, life, human persons, work, and relationships. This account isn’t written so that we can know where things came from, but rather what things are and what they are for. These answers have a profound impact on the way we live, and so Genesis tells us the truth about beginnings so that we might live well.

Romans is a book of profound theology, rigorous logic, and sophisticated interpretation. For this reason, it is remarkable that Paul concludes his letter by speaking very plainly and personally to specific people. How fitting, for the gospel isn't just about ideas, but about how God binds people to himself and binds us to one another in love.