Bible Core Study

The Bible Core program is designed to give a clear overview of the grand story of Scripture. Rather than feeling lost among 66 separate books, this study helps you see how every part fits together in God’s redemptive plan. From creation and the fall to salvation in Christ and the final hope of God’s Kingdom, Bible Core traces the main themes of the Bible so that you can read each page with greater understanding and confidence. Through this bird’s-eye view, you will discover how the whole of Scripture tells one unified story of God’s enduring love for the world.

Gospel Study: The Life, Cross, and Resurrection of Jesus

Jesus’ command to “go and make disciples of all nations” is a calling given to every believer. We are not only to share the gospel, but also to guide others into becoming faithful disciples who can, in turn, disciple others.

This study helps us see Jesus not only as a historical figure, but as the Son of God who entered our world to bring salvation. By tracing His life from birth to resurrection, we learn how His words and actions reveal the Kingdom of God and fulfill God’s promises throughout Scripture.

At the heart of the Gospels lies the cross, where Jesus bore the weight of our sin, and the resurrection, where He conquered death and secured eternal life for all who believe. Studying these events strengthens our faith, gives us confidence in God’s love, and teaches us how to follow Christ in daily life.

The Gospel Study program is designed to help you encounter Jesus personally, understand the significance of His death and resurrection, and live with the hope and power that comes from knowing the risen Lord.

Discipleship Study

The Christian life does not end with receiving salvation—it begins there. Jesus has entrusted His followers with the Great Commission, and to fulfill it, we are called to walk the path of discipleship with faith and commitment.

In this program, we look back to the Old Testament and learn from the stories of the fathers of faith. Through their journeys, we see how trust in God, obedience to His word, and unity among His people are essential in carrying out God’s purpose. We also turn to the New Testament, where Jesus Himself taught His disciples what it means to follow Him. By studying His teachings and the lives of the apostles, we discover how true disciples live with devotion, courage, and perseverance.

The Path of Discipleship study invites believers to move beyond passive faith into an active commitment—choosing daily to follow Christ, to love one another, and to dedicate their lives to God’s mission in the world.

Pastoral Letters Study: Paul’s Guidance for the Church

The Pastoral Letters—1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus—offer a unique window into Paul’s heart as a shepherd of God’s people. Written near the end of his ministry, these letters provide wisdom, encouragement, and clear instruction for building up the church and guiding believers in their daily walk of faith.

In this program, we will study Paul’s counsel to his younger co-workers in ministry, learning how he taught them to nurture healthy churches, guard sound doctrine, and live godly lives. The Pastoral Letters remind us that leadership in God’s house is not about position or power, but about faithfulness, integrity, and service.

Through this study, participants will gain practical insight into what it means to live as God’s household: caring for one another, standing firm in truth, and pressing on in faith even in times of trial. Paul’s words continue to speak today, equipping us to serve with devotion and to carry on the mission of the gospel.