The Bible Workshop

The means to God’s wisdom isn’t always a straight line, sometimes it is a strange and potentially dangerous route. But truth always prevails. Join us for a workshop of 1 Kings 3.

The new year has given rise to a new theme: The Year of Courage. Whenever God calls us to do something, it almost always requires some amount of courage on our part. So, what are you afraid of? This workshop on courage comes from Joshua 1:1-9.

When you know Jesus (really know Him) suffering loses its fear factor. We instead come to realize that we have been given a great treasure--one that enables us to endure. Join us for a workshop from 2 Corinthians 4.

Stories have played an essential role in our social discourse since the beginning of time. In fact, creation itself is a beautiful love story that connects us to God. Join us for a workshop that goes back to the beginning of the story in  Genesis 1. 

Shadows take on form, but they are not the true object. The Old Covenant (and its law) was a shadow of the New Covenant under Christ Jesus - it could not remove sin. Only one covenant can remove sin. Join us for a workshop from Hebrews 10 to learn more.

This season of celebration is a great time to consider what it means to be content. Also, why does contentment matter, and how do we get it? Join us for a workshop of Ecclesiastes 5, for biblical answers to these questions!

Chaos and suffering are among life’s greatest challenges. People are often brought to a standstill in their faith journey, as they try to understand why God allows certain difficulties. Join us for a workshop from Luke 24 to see how to make sense out of nonsense.

Political seasons bring societal problems front and center. But, societal problems are not really political at all—they are spiritual. Political loyalties should never be stronger than our loyalty as one in Christ. Join us for a workshop from Mark 12.

Life isn’t easy. But God is faithful. To trust in God's faithfulness, it helps if you focus on the big picture. This workshop of Joshua 1 will help you understand what it means to have it, and how to make sure you do. 

Most people are good at complaining. But who are we complaining to? How about God? Have you ever complained to God? Israel sure did. And we can learn from them. Join us for a workshop of Psalm 74.