The Bible Workshop

One of the benefits of staying in God’s presence is that when you see God, you more clearly see yourself. In that, a clear personality trait should develop: humility. Join us for a workshop of Luke 18.

The question “Who are you?” presents a timeless philosophical question about our identity. Consider this question in a spiritual context. Who are you--really? Join us for a workshop of 1 Chronicles 22.

What does the word “servant” mean to you? Is it someone who’s under the thumb of another? Someone living at life’s lowest level? Do these words come to mind: giver, kind and considerate. Let us theologically shape this word for you with a workshop passage from Matthew 14.

Being saved does not mean you will experience God’s power in your every day life. If you want to get more of God's power, your capacity has to expand. Join us for a workshop of Ephesians 3 to learn how!

In a world of different beliefs, is there really only one way that leads to God? Yes,  because God says so in His Word. Join us as we workshop 1 John 4. 

Things aren’t always as they seem. Hopelessness is a feeling not a fact. Are you ready for when God shows up? Join us for a workshop of Ezekiel 37.

Have you ever asked yourself why is there so much dysfunction in the world?And does God even care anymore? Join us for a workshop of Genesis 29 and 30 for answers.

Have you ever considered what it means to be a good person? Who is good and what is the standard? Join us for a workshop of Psalm 14 to learn God's answer to this question. 

Believe it or not, it is possible to get so preoccupied with service to God, that we forget to love Him. And that's a dangerous place to be. Service is good, but God wants you! Join us as we workshop a love passage from Revelation 2. 

Mountains are beautiful--in nature. In our personal lives, they are daunting and seemingly immovable. Do you have the faith to move them? Join us for a workshop on Mark 9 to better understand mountain-moving faith.