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Mark: Snapshots of Our Savior

Chris Martin — Mon, 25 May 2026 04:48:14 +0000

Meet Jesus through vivid moments that reveal His heart, power, and purpose. In Snapshots of Our Savior, this six-week study walks through the Gospel of Mark, capturing clear and compelling scenes from the life of Jesus. Mark’s fast-paced account invites readers to see Christ in action—teaching, healing, serving, and ultimately giving His life. Each week focuses on a distinct snapshot that helps us better understand who Jesus is and what it means to follow Him. This study is designed to deepen faith, spark discussion, and encourage practical obedience.

What’s Next

Chris Martin — Fri, 09 Jun 2023 15:41:07 +0000

Assurance of salvation and victory over temptation grow and mature with a commitment to serious Bible study and a consistent prayer life. Strengthen your confidence in your walk with God as you fellowship with other believers and share Christ with your unbelieving friends. As we dig into this six-week study, let’s grow together.

Jonah’s Magnificent God

Emaley Fuller — Mon, 25 Apr 2022 19:05:41 +0000

Jonah knew what God wanted him to do but he ran the other way. Jonah was willing to die rather than repent and obey God. This book examines God’s presence, power, patience, and passionate love for Jonah (and us) in spite of our constant struggles and failures.

Contagious (1 Thessalonians)

Shelly Wetterlund — Tue, 04 Feb 2020 17:54:53 +0000

The Thessalonians were real people in a real world with a faith, love, and hope that was real. No pretenders. No fakes. No hypocrisy. Just real Christians who were confident in their faith, comforting in their love, and captivated by the hope of the imminent, any-day return of their Savior, Jesus Christ, to earth. Their lives impacted everyone they touched. The more real we are, the more contagious we become.

More (1 John)

Shelly Wetterlund — Fri, 17 May 2019 20:34:05 +0000

His first epistle (1 John) is all about more—more intimate fellowship, more inexpressible joy, and more inescapable assurance. As a silent and subtle enemy, mediocrity should scare us. John’s three-fold focus—faith, obedience, and love—is not only an excellent way for us to express our love for God, but it sets a firm foundation for secure assurance and resolute confidence in our eternal salvation.

Ephesians 4-6: Like Christ

Shelly Wetterlund — Thu, 26 Apr 2018 17:44:22 +0000

Paul ends his epistle to the Ephesians the same way he started it. He emphasizes the peace of God and the love of God and the grace of God. We are recipients of these wonderful gifts simply because God loves us and wants the best for our lives. After seeing the blessings that we have “in Christ,” we express our love to our Lord by striving to become more “like Christ” each day. The journey to be “like Christ” is motivated by the joy of being “in Christ.”

Ephesians 1-3: In Christ

Charlene Brooks — Thu, 12 Oct 2017 14:02:26 +0000

What does it mean to be “in Christ”?

Biblical salvation results in believers being “in Christ”—truly a joy unspeakable. Biblical sanctification results in believers becoming “like Christ”—a progressive journey that will not end until we stand before the presence of the very One we seek to imitate—our Lord Jesus Christ. In this study of Ephesians 1-3, we will focus on our life “in Christ.” In very visual and practical ways, Paul walks us through a number of questions about our Christian lives.

• Why is forgiveness so important?
• Where do we get the power to live a life that honors God?
• How important is my love for God and others?
• What is the key to biblical and real change?
• How can I really become an imitator of God?
• What does a Spirit-filled Christian look like?
• Why does living a godly life seem like a battle?
• Why is sincere love for Christ essential?

2 Peter: Exposing Counterfeit Christianity

Andy Anglea — Fri, 17 Jun 2016 15:27:08 +0000

Peter desired to encourage the scattered, first-century believers to live authentic, Christian lives to counteract the counterfeits and phonies who were creeping into the church. Authentic Christians eagerly anticipate the Lord’s soon return by growing in grace, increasing in the knowledge of Jesus Christ, and adding Christlike characteristics to their lives. Counterfeits can fool most people, and even themselves, but they can never fool God. God sees the heart and will someday separate the counterfeit from the authentic with those dreadful words, “Depart from me, I never knew you.” This study of 2 Peter will help us to take an honest look at a genuine life in Christ.

The Daniel Dilemma

Andy Anglea — Fri, 06 May 2016 04:00:00 +0000

The Daniel Dilemma: Real Courage for Real Life is a Christian teenager’s guide for surviving the lions in a world that rejects God and expects them to reject Him, too. In this study, Rand Hummel uses his more than twenty years of Christian camp experience to formulate fourteen Laws of Courageous Leadership from the book of Daniel and apply them to the real-life situations young people face today.

Titus: Living a Christ-Centered Life in a Self-Centered World

Store Administrator — Thu, 25 Feb 2016 19:39:32 +0000

We can make a difference by being different. This study gives us the opportunity to see how unselfish living is an incredible evangelistic tool. In this letter the apostle Paul gives advice to Titus on the difficulties he has observed—similar to many of the problems we face today. This study uncovers several areas we need to be aware of as we attempt to be a living example of the Christ we share.