The Bible Workshop

We hereby declare 2024: The Year of Love!  We are not talking about fuzzy feelings. We are talking about a perfect love. This workshop of 1 John 4 will give you the blueprint to take hold of it.

As the celebration of Advent season  (the days leading up to Christ’s birth) closes, here’s a question: What do you think of when you think of hope? Join us for a workshop of Luke 24 to get the truest definition of hope.

Shame is painful. There is nothing a person wants more when they are feeling shame than to be thrown a lifeline. The ultimate lifeline was the birth of Christ, but it did not feel that way--at first. Join us for a workshop of a passage from Matthew 1.

Our last episode took a close look at hardheartedness. This episode furthers the discussion by looking at the other side of a hard heart: reconciliation. Romans 5 shows us how reconciliation is made possible by the Cross and the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

Christians have existed for centuries but the Master’s truth has not truly penetrated them all. Join us for a workshop of Exodus 4 to better understand the biblical explanation for having a hard heart--and the remedy for it.  

Thanksgiving can be far more valuable than turkey and sides. Let it be a time to feed your soul; a time to express gratitude and acknowledge what the LORD God has done for you. Today’s workshop of Psalm 103  will guide and encourage you with a message that hits home for everyone!

The cost for following Christ--discipleship--includes a series of commitments, including the command to "take up your cross." Do you know what this really means? Do you know how to apply discipleship to your life?  This workshop of Matthew 16:24-28 will help you with these questions.

Like a sports fan repping their favorite team in a stadium full of opposing fans, those who call upon the LORD should be bold for Christ--regardless of the situation. Join us for a workshop of Acts 4:1-12.

No one likes to be exploited. And most people do not like the feeling of exclusion. Unfortunately, in some places of worship both have taken place--even long ago at the Temple in Jerusalem. Thankfully, Jesus came to make his church a place of healing. Join us for a workshop from Matthew 21.

We must keep truth at the front and center of our lives, as we put God’s word into practice. And God’s Word is the only truth we will ever know. Join us for a workshop of 2 Timothy 3 to learn about truth and the scriptures.