BIBLE STUDY LIBRARY
Luke
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Evangelism Cards
Read study →: Evangelism CardsA Scripture-rich study of concise gospel verses for evangelism cards and the urgency of pointing people to salvation through Jesus Christ.
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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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Rejoicing in the Joy of Others
Read study →: Rejoicing in the Joy of OthersA baseball-inspired study of humility, envy, competition, and the Christlike strength required to rejoice sincerely in another person’s victory.
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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 2: First
Read study →: First and Best — Part 2: FirstThe widow of Zarephath’s faithful response to Elijah shows what it means to trust God with our first even when we feel we have…
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The Four Big B’s
Read study →: The Four Big B’sJesus’ example gives four practical steps for reaching people far from God: build relationships, bless others, begin to pray, and bring the kingdom near.
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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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The God Who Searches and Leads — Part 2
Read study →: The God Who Searches and Leads — Part 2Part 2 reviews how God searches, knows, and tests us, then explores how He reveals truth and leads a renewed heart in the everlasting…
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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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Giving Thanks
Read study →: Giving ThanksThe healed Samaritan’s return to Jesus reveals the connection between faith, gratitude, worship, and recognizing the deeper gift of salvation.