The Bible Workshop

It's the oldest form of passing information from one to another: tell someone. People love to pass around information. (Gossip, anyone?) Do you ever consider the value of the information you are passing? Join us for a workshop of a passage in John 1 to see why it matters.

At some point in your life you will face a giant. Sometimes God removes the giant but sometimes you must fight. Your response depends on where you are in your walk with the LORD. Join us as we workshop a compelling battle in 1 Samuel 17!

Knowledge is simply information. Information doesn’t automatically lead to transformation. For transformation we need applied knowledge. Therefore, to be truly changed by the Word of God, we must apply what we read and hear. Get ready to take a look in the proverbial mirror as we workshop a passage from James 1. This is your "how to"!

To be truly effective for God, our commitment should be like a downpour--fully saturated; passionately seeking His heart. If we really want to be used by God, this should be our posture before Him. Does that sound radical? It is. But it’s also the path to God's favor. Join us for a compelling workshop of Psalm 5!

The Bible presents opposition as a normal, even expected, part of a godly life in Christ. Why? Because there is an enemy that opposes Christ. Fortunately, the opposition does not carry equal weight or force, and God wins every time. Join us for a compelling workshop of a passage from Mark 4, where we learn how Jesus handles opposition and what our response should be.

Training is a necessary part of athletic excellence. It increases physical and mental conditioning, and helps protect from injury. However, physical training cannot cause spiritual increase—only faith can do that. Join us for a bootcamp-like workshop of 1 Timothy 4!

It is estimated that 359 million people worldwide live with some form of anxiety. And yes, that includes Christians. Is there any hope? Yes! Join us for a workshop of Philippians 4 and Matthew 6 for examples of the hope God offers to those who struggle with anxiety--and the tools to redirect your thinking. 

Children often find it difficult to embrace the wisdom of elders. Accordingly, many of life’s greatest lessons are learned the hard way. In our spiritual life, we must be careful not to remain children. God is willing and able to help us, so we must listen to Him. Join us as we workshop a passage from Exodus 6, to learn about walking in the promises of God.

A case could be made that God wants all His children to be miserable. Of course, not about everything! But there is one thing God wants us to be miserable about. Can you guess what it is? Join us for a workshop of Micah 7.

In a world where anything goes, the sanctity of worship must be protected. This is central to our relationship with God and with others. Join us for a workshop of Mark 11 as we learn how Jesus came to restore and protect worship for everyone. 

There are few things more painful than a troubled heart weighed down by fear, pain, or a personal crisis. How do you pray when you feel like the LORD has abandoned you? Be encouraged with this workshop of Psalm 77!

How does The Shepherd determine the sinner from the saved? Does a saved person dress conservatively, wear white, keep their hair neat? Here's the deal: your truth is tied to your heart not your appearance. You can appear to be a Christian and yet be far from heaven. Jesus knows. Join us as we workshop a passage from Matthew 25, about Jesus' approach to Judgment Day. 

The Christian life is centered in Christ Jesus, even as we try to truly understand his nature: fully God and fully man. Ultimately, it is what God says about His Son that is most important. Join us we workshop Romans 1 to understand the amazing divine humanity of Christ Jesus!

Consider the purpose of a door, it is the divider between one place and another. It closes the things behind us while opening us to something new. The new life in Christ is likened to a door. It closes out an old life and places us in a new life as a new creature. Have you taken that step? Have you definitely closed the door on what you’ve left behind? Join us as we workshop a passage from John 10...

You can invest your life or you can waste it. The difference is determined by your attitude toward Christ. Can you call yourself a disciple of Christ? Join us for a compelling workshop of passages from Mark 8 and 9!

God has appointed to every believer a purpose in His kingdom. What do you do with what the LORD reveals about Himself—and you? Join us for a workshop from Acts 26.

A pardon releases a guilty person from their punishment. This is the essence of salvation. So if you are to be like Christ, how then should you pardon the people in your life who offend you? Join us for a challenging but life-changing workshop of John 13!

In sports, a half time gives the players an opportunity to rest and regroup while each team receives strategic direction from their coaches. Likewise, in our spiritual walk, God gives us half times where He interrupts our lives to redirect us toward a better outcome — one in which His power prevails. Join us for a great example of this as we workshop Esther 2.

Big decisions call for a plan -- the “how." So, “who” do you consult with first? Join us for a workshop from Joshua 9 to see how a great plan looks when it is designed by God . 

It's time to clean house--spiritually. Get rid of the clutter that is hindering your walk with God. Spiritual cleaning is the most important— if you are going to serve the LORD with your whole heart. Join us for a workshop of 2 Kings 23, and hear a profound example of getting your house in order. 

As we define ourselves we must recognize the voices that are playing a part in how we do so. For the believer in Christ, one voice in particular must be the most important. And it’s not your own. Join us for a workshop from 1 John 3 to better understand your greatest identity!

What legacy will you leave behind when you exit this world? Will you trust God to take the lead in it? Join us as we workshop Genesis 48 to see a biblical approach to legacy.

God is in control at all times. His protection and guidance are continually over those who believe in Him. So, fear not! The Apostle Paul is the poster child for living a fearless life in the name of Christ Jesus. Join us for a workshop of Acts 23.

Power often refers to the ability to control or influence people and events. But true power belongs to and comes from only God--given to us by His Holy Spirit. This power is not derived from human strength and it is transformative. Join us for a compelling workshop of Acts 2.

People can be hard to please. Therefore, ministering to them may be challenging--even for Jesus. And it's often the “religious” who most reject the truth. Join us for a workshop of Luke 4 to see this from Jesus' perspective.