Our Bible studies provide opportunities for men and women to grow in their understanding of God’s Word and be strengthened in their faith throughout the week. Whether gathering on Tuesday mornings or Thursday evenings, each study is centered on Scripture, meaningful discussion, and encouragement in community.
Through these times together, our desire is to help one another grow in Christ, apply His Word to everyday life, and build relationships that encourage faithfulness and spiritual maturity.
Through these times together, our desire is to help one another grow in Christ, apply His Word to everyday life, and build relationships that encourage faithfulness and spiritual maturity.
Men's Bible Studies
Tuesdays from 9:00am - 10:00am
Our Tuesday morning Men’s Bible Study provides an opportunity for men to start their day grounded in God’s Word and encouraged in their faith. Currently, the group is working through the book of Acts, exploring the growth of the early church and the power of the gospel at work. Through faithful teaching, meaningful discussion, and consistent fellowship, men are equipped to grow in their understanding of Scripture and live it out in their daily lives.
Thursdays from 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Our Thursday night Men’s Bible Study provides a space for men to grow in their understanding of God’s Word and be strengthened in their faith. Through biblical teaching, discussion, and mutual encouragement, men are equipped to lead, serve, and live faithfully in their homes, workplaces, and communities. Our desire is to foster meaningful relationships and help one another pursue Christ with clarity and conviction.
Women's Bible Study
Thursdays from 7:00pm - 8:00pm
For Fall 2026, the Women’s Bible Study will be examining Jen Wilkin and J.T. English’s You Are a Theologian: An Invitation to Know and Love God Well.
At the heart of the Great Commission is Jesus’ call to us to make disciples. If we’re to be teaching others to observe all He has commanded us and be disciples making other disciples, we need more theology, not less. Every person has thoughts or words about God; that’s what theology means—“words about God.” The question is “Are you a good theologian or a bad one?”
Join us as we look to the Word to learn who God is, what He’s like, who we are, what God has done for us, and to whom we belong. Knowing God better will help us worship, love, and serve Him well. Study with us as we desire to worship God from an informed and accurate understanding of who He is.
At the heart of the Great Commission is Jesus’ call to us to make disciples. If we’re to be teaching others to observe all He has commanded us and be disciples making other disciples, we need more theology, not less. Every person has thoughts or words about God; that’s what theology means—“words about God.” The question is “Are you a good theologian or a bad one?”
Join us as we look to the Word to learn who God is, what He’s like, who we are, what God has done for us, and to whom we belong. Knowing God better will help us worship, love, and serve Him well. Study with us as we desire to worship God from an informed and accurate understanding of who He is.