Bible Studies
These studies are written for thoughtful Christians, group leaders and readers who want to go deeper than a surface-level discussion, while still remaining accessible to people who are newer to Christian faith.
They are designed to stretch without discouraging. Each study includes context, observation, interpretation, application, prayer, leader notes and optional further reading.
Available studies
Identity in Christ
A 4-week Bible study on image, labels, new creation, adoption and embodied discipleship.
Level: thoughtful group study, suitable for seasoned Christians and stretching for newer Christians.
Prayer
A 4-week Bible study on prayer, the Trinity, praise, confession, lament, intercession, persistence, prayer journals and praise reports.
Level: practical and theologically grounded, suitable for mature groups and stretching for newer Christians.
Suffering, Healing and Hope
A 4-week Bible study on suffering, healing, lament, disability, prayer and resurrection hope.
Level: pastoral and theologically stretching, suitable for seasoned Christians and accessible for newer Christians willing to wrestle honestly.
What Is the Gospel?
A 4-week Bible study on the good news of Jesus Christ, the kingdom of God, grace, repentance, faith and new life.
Level: clear enough for newer Christians, but designed to deepen seasoned believers.
Disability, Belonging and the Church
A 4-week Bible study on disability, dignity, belonging, weakness, healing and the body of Christ.
Level: pastoral and stretching, especially useful for groups and church leaders.
How to Read the Bible Well
A 4-week Bible study on context, genre, interpretation, application and faithful reading of Scripture.
Level: practical for group members, useful for leaders and Bible college students.
Ephesians: Grace, Identity and the Church
A 6-week Bible study through Ephesians on grace, identity, reconciliation, unity, holiness and spiritual strength.
Level: more substantial book-based study, suitable for mature groups.
How to use these studies
Each session works best if people read the passage before the group meets. The questions are not designed merely to find the right answer. They are designed to help people listen carefully to Scripture, examine assumptions and respond faithfully.
Group leaders do not need to answer every question. Choose the ones that best serve the group. Leave room for prayer, silence and honest conversation.