BIBLE STUDY LIBRARY
Genesis
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Ears to Hear
Read study →: Ears to HearJesus’ call to truly hear is explored through the rich young man and the question about paying taxes—two encounters where clear truth did not…
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Making Excuses
Read study →: Making ExcusesBiblical examples of men who hesitated before God’s calling—and how God answered fear, inadequacy, reluctance, and misplaced priorities with His presence and power.
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First and Best — Part 3: Best
Read study →: First and Best — Part 3: BestDavid’s refusal to offer a cost-free sacrifice shows that true worship gives God our best and that costly obedience can become a place of…
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First and Best — Part 1: Introduction
Read study →: First and Best — Part 1: IntroductionAn introductory study about placing God first and giving Him our best, grounded in creation, friendship with Christ, repentance, salvation, and God’s initiating love.
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The “It” Factor—Biblically Speaking
Read study →: The “It” Factor—Biblically SpeakingBiblical examples from Joseph to Jesus show that the true “it” factor is not charisma or self-promotion, but God’s presence, favor, character, and Spirit.
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Two by Two
Read study →: Two by TwoA four-passage study of the Bible’s “two by two” pattern, connecting God’s preservation of life in Genesis with Christ’s partnership-centered mission in Mark and…
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Fleeing from Temptation
Read study →: Fleeing from TemptationGod promises a way of escape from temptation. This study explores vigilance, prayer, decisive action, pursuing righteousness, and relying on Christ and Christian community.
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Commitment
Read study →: CommitmentJesus’ warning about empty professions and houses built on sand challenges men to examine genuine faith, obedience, and commitment to Christ as Lord.
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Dust
Read study →: DustA wide-ranging study of dust throughout Scripture—from creation and mortality to judgment, humility, redemption, resurrection, and the gospel.
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Psalm 34
Read study →: Psalm 34David’s Psalm 34 traces fear, deliverance, humility, worship, unity, refuge, and continual praise, calling men to taste and see that the Lord is good.