LightWk Bible Studies

In today's Bible studies, we continue our indepth expose on the first portion of Hebrews 1;2 as we unpack Jesus Christ as final revelation of God and it's implications for us in today's world as God's people.

As we continue to unveil the richness of the opening verses of Hebrews Chapter One, from verses one to three, we move into the first lines of verse two, highlighting the essentiality of understanding the final revelation of God, Jesus Christ. We explore, in today's service, how this understanding of how this revelation topples taking doctrines from practices in the old testament amongst other comm...

In today's Bible studies, we continue exposing the superiority of Christ in the opening verses of Hebrews, exploring this through the lens of the old testament, and it's implications for us today. We further butress on the claims that establishes Jesus's superiority over all the Prophets and the exclusive conclusion of his Godship.

In today's Bible studies, we continue exposing the superiority of Christ in the opening verses of Hebrews, building on the claims in contrast with other worldviews. We further butress on the claims that establishes Jesus's superiority over all the Prophets and the exclusive conclusion of his Godship.

In today's Bible studies, we push on exposing the text in the book of Hebrews, building on the claims we see see in the text of the first three verses of Hebrews. We arrive at the claims that establishes Jesus's superiority over all the Prophets and the exclusive conclusion of his Godship.

The writer opens the book of Hebrews exposing us to a personal God that related in various to our fathers of faith in old times by his Prophets. In today's service, we Xray how, in later verses and in these last days, Christ revealed is the singular superior revelation of God to his people.

In our Bible studies today, we visit the text with a view of understanding the superiority of Christ over all the things that we shall see in the book of Hebrews, and our lives. We seek to understand how the writer of Hebrews spotlights the superiority of Christ, spurred by his sacrifice and his sustenance.

In today's Bible studies, we begin the introduction to our new exposition journey into the book of Hebrews. We uncover the historical context, the reason for the book, tackle its authorship and writing style, and ultimately, its big idea: the superiority of Christ.

In today's Sunday service, our guest preacher, Pastor Victor Abbah from our sister church, Philadelphia Christian Fellowship, walks us through understanding the gospel that saves. He unpacks the four most common false gospels, how they present themselves and how destructive they are. In contrast, he unveils the true gospel of Christ again, what it looks like, and what it accomplished, turning our...

In our first conference for the year, we turn out eyes again to the Cross, examining the one and true gospel through five seperate sessions. In this session, we explore the necessity of the Gospel for Man.

In our first conference for the year, we turn out eyes again to the Cross, examining the one and true gospel through five seperate sessions. In this session, we continue with the discussion, and explore the object of the gospel: the Gospel for Man.

In our first conference for the year, we turn out eyes again to the Cross, examining the one and true gospel through five seperate sessions. In this session, we begin with the first fundamental: The Gospel of Christ.

In this episode, we explore the judicial act of God known as Justification. Using the foundational texts of Romans and Ephesians, we walk through the courtroom of Heaven to see how an estranged sinner is declared permanently right before a Holy Judge.

In this episode, we dive into the heart of the doctrine of Atonement through the lens of Romans 3:9–26. We break down why the Cross wasn’t just a tragic event, but a necessary satisfaction of Divine Justice.

In today's Sunday Service, we phase through the book of Ruth, highlighting through the verses, God's redemption of Ruth. We once again, with refreshed eyes we behold the ruin and the reception; the return from Idolatry.

In today's Bible studies, we begin winding down in the book of Ruth, we look at the third chapter and share insights and lessons from this word of God brought to life.

In today's Bible studies, we begin winding down in the book of Ruth, we look at the second chapter and share insights and lessons from this word of God brought to life.

In today's Bible studies, we begin winding down in the book of Ruth, we look at the first chapter and share insights and lessons from this word of God brought to life.

Ruth is redeemed, all is restored, but the closing verses draw the genealogy of Boaz's family line before and after him, up until David, Israel's king. We meditate on the lives of the men and women in our Messiah's bloodline and we uncover the great mysteries and wisdom of God, in using the seemingly ordinary, and yet dysfunctional people through which our Messiah finds his way into the world to s...

In episode, we behold the rewards of the redemption of Ruth, and even, Naomi. All that was lost has been restored, and in this archetype, we behold the promise written then to God's church today and we celebrate this reward as we ponder on the truth and reality of God's graciousness towards us.

In today's Bible studies, we continue our exposition, unpacking the heart of Boaz's interaction with the first Redeemer at the gates, before the public witnesses. We behold the choice of convenience of the first Redeemer, the commitment of Boaz's character, a ceded claim, a claimed covenant and a celebration of the redemption.

We forge on into first half of the final verses of the book of Ruth. Her Redemption begins to unfold, and we watch Boaz, without rest, seek the redemption of Ruth. In our studies today, we share the impressions the Holy Spirit lays in our heart as we ponder on the text.

In today's service, we unfold the opening verses of the final chapter of the book of Ruth Chapter 4. Boaz steps out to redeem Ruth, and the text springs to life too for us today, how God sprang out to redeem us, from our sins.

We conclude our reflections from the lessons we draw from the chapter of the romance between Boaz and Ruth. The ball is set in motion, and as Naomi reassures Ruth to rest in Boaz's ability to keep his promises, we reflect on some of those promises we find in the Text.

In today's Bible studies, we continue our congregational-centred approach in unveiling the text before us in first thirteen verses in the thurd chapter of the book of Ruth.