Tonight's Topic is "The Eucharist: The Third Sacrament of Initiation and pledge of our Future Bodily Resurrection." In this study we will look at the relationship of Eucharist to the other sacraments of Initiation, Baptism and Chrismation/Confirmation, and learn how this sacrament was foreshadowed in the Old Testament, revealed in the New Testament, and will be fulfilled in the second coming of Christ and our own bodily resurrection from the dead.

6/22/2016

Our topic for this week is The Holy Mystery of Reconciliation: The Restoration of our Baptismal State.

6/27/2016

Marriage, Celibacy, and the Bible

Do you know what the Bible has to say about marriage and celibacy? Do you know the relationship? In the Old Testament God commanded man and woman to be fruitful and multiply but also commanded the Prophet Jeremiah to remain celibate. In the New Testament St. Paul was a celibate Apostle but St. Peter traveled with his wife. Join us tonight to learn what the Bible teaches about marriage and celibacy.

7/6/2016

Holy Orders: Bishops, Priests, and Deacons

Have you ever wondered where Bishops, Priests, and Deacons came from? What is the Biblical basis for these titles and roles? Where do we find them in the New Testament? Join us tonight for our Online Bible Study and the answers to these questions!

7/13/2016

Tonight's topic is: "Mary, the Model Christian"

Have you ever wondered what the early Christian thought about Mary? The New Testament reveals a lot. In our past two studies we have already seen how the Bible describes her role as Queen Mother and Ark of the Covenant. Tonight we will discuss her role as Model Christian.

8/10/2016

Tonight's Bible Study topic is the Dormition, the great Feast we just celebrated on Monday (August 15th). Have you ever wondered why the Feast is called the Dormition? Did you know that this was the name traditionally used in the West up until recently as well? Do you know what the Bible has to say about this Feast?

8/17/2016

The Bible study Topic this evening is "The Bible Alone: The Root of the Reformation." In the 16th century, Martin Luther started the Protestant Reformation. His action split the Western Church in two: The Roman Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church. The Lutheran Church then split again, then again, then again. Today there are over 45,000 different denominations and that number grows daily. Why? Come tonight and learn about the "Root of the Reformation." Don't forget to Bring your Bible!

8/31/2016

The Bible study Topic this evening is "The Apostolic Tradition vs. the Tradition of Men." In the 16th century, Martin Luther started the Protestant Reformation. His action split the Western Church in two: The Roman Catholic Church and the Lutheran Church. The Lutheran Church then split again, then again, then again. Today there are over 45,000 different denominations and that number grows daily. Why? Come tonight and learn about the "Root of the Reformation." Don't forget to Bring your Bible!

9/7/2016

The Bible study Topic this evening is "Faith Alone: Where's that in the Bible?" Has someone ever asked you, "Have you been saved?" What's historically behind that question is an idea of Martin Luther called "Sola Fide." Join us tonight to learn what the Bible says about this idea.

9/21/2016

The Bible study Topic this evening is "Early Christian Prayer and the Development of the Festal Cycle." Have you ever wondered why we celebrate Passover? Or maybe you didn't know that we do. Have you ever wondered why we celebrate Pentecost? Did you know that this Feast goes back to the Old Testament? What is Vespers and were did this service begin? Did you know it is from the Old Testament as well? If you have ever wondered about these question, how Early Christian Prayed, what psalms they sang, etc., then join us this evening for an exciting study!

10/5/2016