Covenant Bible Study
Mondays, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
September 15 - November 24
Join us as we do a deep dive into a Precept Ministry Study on knowing God’s “COVENANT”. See this incredible thread running from Genesis through Revelation. God enters into a binding agreement with His people and always keeps His promises. Trusting Him as a covenant partner frees us from the bondage of worry and anxiety. This study will transform the way you read the Scriptures.
Who:
What to expect:
When:
Be sure to register early! Registration will close on September 2 or sooner if all available spaces are filled. Please purchase your own copy of the study book for this study.
For the “In & Out Study” (Level 4) 1-2 hours of homework, click the link below.
For “Precept upon Precept” (Level 5) 4-5 hours of homework a week, click the link below.
What is the Precept Method? How is it different than the Inductive Method?
The Precept Method is based on the Inductive Method. If you’ve researched the “best ways to study” the Bible, you’ve likely heard that the inductive method is considered the best and most thorough way to study the Bible. The Precept Method uses tools like observing text, asking questions, and considering application just like the Inductive Method, but the Precept Method also goes a level deeper to bring in tools like prayer, specific ways to look for themes, ways to make lists to understand common central ideas or patterns, and we also use the context of Scripture to help you interpret Scripture.
Learn more HERE!
September 15 - November 24
Join us as we do a deep dive into a Precept Ministry Study on knowing God’s “COVENANT”. See this incredible thread running from Genesis through Revelation. God enters into a binding agreement with His people and always keeps His promises. Trusting Him as a covenant partner frees us from the bondage of worry and anxiety. This study will transform the way you read the Scriptures.
Who:
- This is a Men’s and Women’s Parallel study.
What to expect:
- This Fall, Covenant will be an 11 week study
- There will be homework that will take 1-2 hours per week.
- Men and women will meet in separate classrooms for the discussion time.
When:
- Monday evenings from 6:30-8:30 p.m.
- Starting September 15 – November 24
Be sure to register early! Registration will close on September 2 or sooner if all available spaces are filled. Please purchase your own copy of the study book for this study.
For the “In & Out Study” (Level 4) 1-2 hours of homework, click the link below.
For “Precept upon Precept” (Level 5) 4-5 hours of homework a week, click the link below.
What is the Precept Method? How is it different than the Inductive Method?
The Precept Method is based on the Inductive Method. If you’ve researched the “best ways to study” the Bible, you’ve likely heard that the inductive method is considered the best and most thorough way to study the Bible. The Precept Method uses tools like observing text, asking questions, and considering application just like the Inductive Method, but the Precept Method also goes a level deeper to bring in tools like prayer, specific ways to look for themes, ways to make lists to understand common central ideas or patterns, and we also use the context of Scripture to help you interpret Scripture.
Learn more HERE!
Tuesday Morning Bible Study
Tuesdays, 6:30-7:30 a.m. in Room 236, with Zoom option.
Subject: 1 & 2 Peter
Contact: alan@ecosoils.net
Subject: 1 & 2 Peter
Contact: alan@ecosoils.net
Job Study
Thursdays, , 7-8:30 p.m.
September 12 - May 29
The Book of Job is 42 chapters of God's Word. Using scripture, podcasts, articles, videos and a supplemental book, "The Gospel according to Job" by Mike Mason, we'll be taking a deep and yet tactful journey into the oldest story in the canon of the Bible.
The Book of Job covers 4 major themes:
The desired outcome of this study is twofold. One, that our relationship with God is brought to a greater level of obedience and intimacy. Second, that we bolster a deeper sense of community and support for 'one another' as brothers in Christ.
Contact: john.martin.moser@gmail.com
September 12 - May 29
The Book of Job is 42 chapters of God's Word. Using scripture, podcasts, articles, videos and a supplemental book, "The Gospel according to Job" by Mike Mason, we'll be taking a deep and yet tactful journey into the oldest story in the canon of the Bible.
The Book of Job covers 4 major themes:
- The Declaration: God’s pronouncement to Satan about who Job is & why.
- The Duel: Satan’s volley of why Job will curse God & how the duel will transpire (between God & Satan).
- The Dread: The layers of suffering: physical, emotional, spiritual & relational that Job experiences & how it fosters Job's noble insistence.
- The Decision: Why God rebukes Job the way he does in the last 4 chapters of the story & how that leads to Job’s decision in the final verses.
The desired outcome of this study is twofold. One, that our relationship with God is brought to a greater level of obedience and intimacy. Second, that we bolster a deeper sense of community and support for 'one another' as brothers in Christ.
Contact: john.martin.moser@gmail.com