Grace Chapel Bible Ministries

Romans 4:22–25 connects Abraham’s faith with the faith of those who believe in God, who raised Jesus our Lord from the dead. This lesson considers righteousness credited through faith, the Father’s role in redemption, Christ’s sacrifice for our transgressions, and His resurrection because of our justification. It calls us to grow in faith and express that faith through obedience to God’s Word.

Am I saved?

Abraham’s example invites us to trust God’s promises rather than rely on our own accomplishments. This lesson explores righteousness credited through faith, confidence in God’s faithfulness, and the growth that follows justification. As we consider Abraham’s faith, we are encouraged to stand firm, return to our Father when we stumble, and live in ways that bring glory to God.

Jesus turns 12 and stays behind in the temple

Sunday worship service 0930 Sun, Tue, wed, Thurs bible study 6pm worship call 6AM weekdays

When circumstances seem to make God's promises impossible, faith rests not in our ability to explain the outcome but in the character and power of the One who promised. This lesson follows Abraham's example of hope against hope, explores righteousness credited through faith rather than earned as wages, and connects his spiritual legacy with those who believe in the God who raised Jesus from the de...

This lesson explores the contrast between law and faith in Romans 4:13–20. Through Abraham’s example, it emphasizes that God’s promise rests on the righteousness of faith rather than human effort. As we study the law’s verdict, God’s grace, and Abraham’s trust in the face of impossibility, we will consider what it means to rely on God’s provision rather than our own ability.

Just as a newborn baby longs for milk, believers are called to long for the pure nourishment of God’s Word. This study explores the desire for Scripture, the need for discernment, and the growth that follows consistent reception and application of biblical truth. Having tasted the Lord’s kindness, we are encouraged to keep spiritual priorities centered on His Word.

This lesson explores Paul’s teaching that Abraham was declared righteous by faith before he received circumcision. Abraham’s example helps us distinguish faith from outward signs and recognize that religious rituals and works do not replace trust in God. As we study these passages, we will consider how faith shapes our relationship with God and finds expression in obedience.

This lesson explores Paul’s teaching that Abraham was declared righteous by faith before he received circumcision. Abraham’s example helps us distinguish faith from outward signs and recognize that religious rituals and works do not replace trust in God. As we study these passages, we will consider how faith shapes our relationship with God and finds expression in obedience.

This lesson explores Paul’s teaching that Abraham was declared righteous by faith before he received circumcision. Abraham’s example helps us distinguish faith from outward signs and recognize that religious rituals and works do not replace trust in God. As we study these passages, we will consider how faith shapes our relationship with God and finds expression in obedience.

This lesson explores Paul’s teaching that Abraham was declared righteous by faith before he received circumcision. Abraham’s example helps us distinguish faith from outward signs and recognize that religious rituals and works do not replace trust in God. As we study these passages, we will consider how faith shapes our relationship with God and finds expression in obedience.

Spiritual growth involves both putting aside what hinders us and longing for what nourishes us. In this study of 1 Peter 2:1–3, we consider how malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander damage fellowship and hinder our spiritual life. Peter’s call to put these sins aside directs our attention toward the pure milk of God’s Word and the kindness of the Lord.

Spiritual growth involves both putting aside what hinders us and longing for what nourishes us. In this study of 1 Peter 2:1–3, we consider how malice, deceit, hypocrisy, envy, and slander damage fellowship and hinder our spiritual life. Peter’s call to put these sins aside directs our attention toward the pure milk of God’s Word and the kindness of the Lord.

Sunday worship service 0930 Sun, Tue, wed, Thurs bible study 6pm worship call 6AM weekdays

Salvation is not a wage we earn but a gift we receive. This message considers the contrast between human effort and God’s provision through Christ, using Abraham’s faith and the illustration of an undeserved meal to ask a central question: Will we trust the Giver, or will we insist on contributing to a gift that has already been provided?

The living and abiding Word of God is central to the new life described in this study. These notes trace the connection between purification, renewed thinking, sincere brotherly love, and spiritual growth. As we consider Peter’s instruction, we are invited to examine whether our attitudes and actions reflect our identity in Christ and whether we genuinely hunger for God’s Word.

Sunday worship service 0930 Sun, Tue, wed, Thurs bible study 6pm worship call 6AM weekdays

What can we bring before a holy God to secure our righteousness? This study of Romans 4:1–2 directs our attention to Abraham—not as a man who earned God’s favor through his achievements, but as a man who believed God. As we consider his trust, his obedience, and the contrast between faith and self-reliance, we are invited to ask whether our confidence rests in our own efforts or in God’s promises.

Sunday worship service 0930 Sun, Tue, wed, Thurs bible study 6pm worship call 6AM weekdays

Does justification by faith set aside the Law? This study follows Paul’s argument that faith upholds the Law rather than nullifying it. By examining Jesus’ teaching and Abraham’s example, we will consider how Scripture guides our understanding of righteousness, why salvation leaves no room for boasting, and how believers can discern and apply the enduring principles of God’s Word.

Sunday worship service 0930 Sun, Tue, wed, Thurs bible study 6pm worship call 6AM weekdays

Redemption is not merely something to remember; it calls us to a changed way of life. This lesson follows Peter’s call to reverent living, considers the cost of redemption, and explores how obedience to the truth shapes the believer’s inner life. Its central challenge is practical: move beyond hearing the Word to living it, and express sincere love for fellow believers through actions flowing from...

Sunday worship service 0930 Sun, Tue, wed, Thurs bible study 6pm worship call 6AM weekdays

This lesson examines Paul’s declaration that boasting is excluded and that justification comes through faith apart from works of the Law. It calls us to look beyond our own efforts and place our confidence in the Lord Jesus Christ. Through the discussion of the law of faith and the Jerusalem Council, the lesson emphasizes the object of our faith rather than personal achievement.