Is it possible to truly praise God, while also living for ourselves?

How do we best describe and define the People of God? Scripture gives us a pretty good explanation. 

What is the Biblical role and background of a Deacon? Does our modern understanding of this role match its original purpose?

What does Paul tell us about the internal qualities and external actions of the Spiritual Shepherds in the church?

Authority can be a contentious topic within Christian circles today. How do we submit to government? What does the Biblical picture of marriage look like? How is this all handled in accordance with the ultimate authority of God?

How can we breakdown Christ's Gospel? The best way is to study how He breaks it down to the Teacher, Nicodemus, in John's Gospel. 

As the Kingdom of Israel was formed and developed, God's chosen people struggled to stay focused on God alone. As such, what similarities can we see between God's church and the nation of Israel?

There are plenty of highs and lows throughout Israel's history, and much of the trend of Israel's relationship with God found its beginnings before they were even a nation. What can we learn about our faith from some of the mistakes and past growing pains in Israel's history?

The faith of the Patriarchs, and the examples of their faith-filled lives, were meant to be inherited by those who would come after them, including the church. What is it, then, that we are to learn and put into practice in our lives when studying the faith-filled lives of the Patriarchs?

Origin stories are vitally important because they show us where we come from, and potentially where we are headed. What does our origin story as humanity, found within Scripture, reveal to us?