The Glory of Jesus SDR is a little shorthand for Jesus’ suffering, death and resurrection.  For this season of Lent we’ll walk through the passion accounts from the Visual Gospel of John and ask a few questions. 

The Bible as shown by the History Channel is a dramatic picture that brings Bible stories to life.  Are these videos accurate?  We’ll take a look at them and compare them to what our God says in Scripture. 

The New Testament Church has to start somewhere.  Jesus sent the twelve Apostles out with his gospel to share it with the world.  Those are tall marching orders, but by the power of the Spirit these ordinary men spread the good news of the greatest story ever told.  In our Bible study will look at some of the highlights from the book of Acts.

Our worship is a reflection of what we believe. It is also a window to our past. We will be offering a new Bible study for the new year – Worship Windows. The old thesis lex orandi, lex credendi (“The law of prayer is the law of belief”) remains true. In the House of the Lord is based on this thesis: “What we believe influences how we worship. And how we worship reflects what we believe.”

There are a handful of chapter in the Bible that stand out in their importance.  This summer we’ll consider a few of these Very Important Chapters in VIC.

When the prophet Joel called God’s people to repentance he understood that this was more than a change of action.  Repentance is a change of the heart.  This isn’t something that God’s people can do on their own either.  In Rend Your Hearts we will look at a number of different passages from our God.