“What are the three steps to godliness?” A valid question? Our study today explores how that question may miss the real center of power in the pursuit of godliness.

2 Timothy 3:1-9

“I want to be spiritual but not religious.” Ever heard that ambition? Is that even possible? We’ll explore what real spirituality looks like in this study.

1 Cor 12:1-3

Spirituality… a hot topic in today's culture. Not only hot, but diverse. There are so many versions of spirituality. What is the Biblical version of spirituality? How does one become more spiritual? We’ll look at these questions in this study.

1 Cor 12:1-3

Socializing is good! No doubt about it. But what happens when socializing gets in the way of letting the Bible guide us? Is this a case of a good thing getting in the way of a better thing? We’ll explore these questions in this study.

1 Cor 11:17-34

If you’ve grown up in a church that offered communion on a regular basis, it’s possible that form of communion is what you considered to be the “correct way” to do the Lord's Table. But do we risk form obscuring function? We’ll look at communion in this study.

1 Cor 11:17-34

Submission. And just like that, defense mechanisms are activated. The passage in focus has been a point of contention in the church for centuries. But should it be? What role does context play in our understanding of the passage? We’ll explore these questions in our study.

1 Cor 11:2-16

The more things change, the more they stay the same. Upon zooming out on history, we find so many instances of the problems facing the church 2000 years ago to be present at this moment. We’ll look at some of these in this study.

2 Timothy 3:1-9

We’ve been studying the exhortations from Paul to follow his examples of putting aside our personal rights and preferences. If we look at society today, do we see evidence of this? If we look at our neighborhood, dorm floor, or office, do we see evidence of this? We’ll look at relationships in this study.

1 Cor 11:2-16

Freedom is great, but what happens if our freedom gets out of hand? Where is the line beyond which freedom needs to be set aside? We’ll explore this question today.

1 Cor 10:14 - 11:1

“I’m one of the most humble people you’ll ever meet,” said no one ever, authentically. Our study looks at what it means to “live” our faith and how following the example of Jesus is radically different than just saying you follow Jesus.

1 Cor 10:14 - 11:1