It may seem like the purpose of Genesis 3 is to provide an explanation for humanity’s ugly side and the world’s brokenness; yet at its core, we’ll discover proof of God’s love for his people through it all.

As Christians, we believe the Bible tells the story of all creation. Together we study our shared history to remember our identity and purpose as God’s created people.

What is life in God’s kingdom like? When will it finally and fully be reality? Join us as we study scripture to discover what life looks like in God’s kingdom, why Christians believe it’s both already here and not yet fully realized, and how we live as kingdom citizens now.

Salvation by grace through faith in Jesus Christ is one of the most crucial beliefs at the heart of Christianity. Together let's study scripture to discover the biblical foundations for this belief and why it’s not a “get out of jail free card,” but a call to holiness.

God’s plan for maintaining his covenant relationship with us and bringing salvation is completely unfathomable by human standards. Discover how Jesus’ humility and weakness conquer death and accomplish God’s ultimate redemption of humanity.

At our core, are humans naturally good or prone to evil? More personally, we ask: who am I? What shapes my identity? Study scripture to discover the biblical foundation for the basic Christian belief that humans are both children of God created in his image and sinners in need of a savior.

The Bible is about God, but who is this God? Explore scripture to answer some basic questions about the person, nature, and character of our almighty God and to discover the biblical foundations for our core Christian beliefs about the God we worship.

See how God answers Job's lament, and discover what God’s response teaches us about why bad things happen to good people.

When we have every right to lament and despair, what is the source for our continued hope? Listen to Job’s laments, and find out what he declares is the source of his continued hope at a time when all hope seems lost.

Studying the efforts of Job’s friends as they endeavor to comfort him helps us be aware of where we might run into trouble in similar circumstances. It also shows us how we can more faithfully represent God and more lovingly comfort the suffering.