The goal of Bible study is not: To succeed in Bible trivia games To discover a doctrine or truth nobody knows To use for wall décor, mugs, or as your life verse To find a verse to justify our own thinking To create good sermons The goal of Bible study is to set our minds […]

Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Several times a year, we teach a lesson on Communion. Communion is a doctrine not a dinner – a creature not a cracker! When we recognize the mystery revealed to Paul, we see the fellowship of that mystery, the union that Christ’s body members have in common with […]

There are lots of words and phrases thrown around in modern Christian culture that are not found in the Bible (KJB). Did you know that you won’t find a ‘problem’ or ‘mistake’ in the Bible? Of course, none are righteous, which is a big problem; and sins are greater than mistakes. If we were using […]

In November of 2022, during Jeopardy’s Tournament of Champions the final Jeopardy clue was given under the subject of New Testament, “Paul’s letter to them is the New Testament epistle with the most Old Testament quotations.” One contestant answered, “Who are the Hebrews?”, while the other answered “Who are the Romans?”. “Who are the Hebrews” […]

Last week we finished a 15 part series concerning important Bible doctrines titled God’s Words Given to Us. When studying how the Scriptures were given to us, it is common for scholars to close the book, look into history, and speculate about the process men used. This often raises doubts and questions about the book. […]