Bible Study For Adults

The Bible features birds in abundance, and in great variety. There are doves, ravens, sparrows, chickens, eagles, and many more. We don’t often see them, as they flit in and out, but they are found in this study: Noah’s dove, Elijah’s raven, the mighty eagle, the humble sparrow, the hen and the rooster. Come explore the lessons only birds can teach in this delightful six-session study, suitable for individuals or small groups.

Inviting you to explore and question! Making the Bible come to life, this audiobook rhymes and helps people of all ages learn 12 reasons why the Bible is reliable and verifiable. But I’ll let you make up your mind and come to a conclusion of whether or not the Bible is the absolute truth.

A Selfless God and a Priceless Gift explores the profound theological concept of selflessness and sacrifice through the lens of the Almighty God. The book delves into the idea that a benevolent God, motivated by unconditional love for humanity, manifested in human form with the ultimate purpose of sacrificing Himself for the salvation of all. Pastor E. Marcel navigates the life of Jesus Christ, portraying his birth, ministry, and eventual crucifixion as the embodiment of His selfless act. Jesus offers himself as a priceless gift so that mankind could experience rebirth and eternal life. The...

Where Root Finds Light: Encountering the Birth of Jesus Anew is an inspiring Adult Bible Study that invites readers to experience the birth of Jesus with fresh eyes and renewed wonder. Through a thoughtful exploration of Scripture, historical context, and spiritual reflection, this study unveils the profound significance of Jesus’ humble arrival in Bethlehem. Journey through eight engaging chapters, each focusing on key moments in the Nativity story, from the prophecies of a coming Messiah to the angelic announcement, the journey to Bethlehem, and the visit of the shepherds and wise men. ...

Caleb was born a Hebrew slave in ancient Egypt. Pharaoh's taskmasters humiliated him with hard labor in an attempt to suppress his spirit so he would never rebel. God sent Moses to lead the Hebrews to freedom. They followed Moses to freedom but lacked the spiritual strength to advance into and conquer the beautiful land of Canaan that God had promised to them. Moses sent 12 spies into Canaan. These spies reported that the land was as good as God had said it would be. But, 10 of the spies discouraged the people. They claimed that the people living in Canaan were too powerful to conquer.