Midweek Bible Study
Listen to messages from our midweek Bible study.
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Survey of Genesis: Tracing the Promise of God
Genesis 1:1-50:26 Genesis is the book of beginnings. The beginning of Creation and the beginning of corruption, but also the beginning of God’s plan to restore mankind and His own dominion over the earth through a Promised Seed. -
The Futility of the Flesh
1 Corinthians 3:1-9 In this passage, Paul addresses the carnal mindset of the Corinthians by exposing their confidence in the flesh and exhorting them to give all glory to God in the church. -
The Great Q&A
Psalms 15:1-5 In this Psalm, God answers for us life’s most important question. -
Ministry and Prayer
Ephesians 6:21-24 In Paul’s final words to the Ephesians, he gives us two encouragements to the necessity of personal ministry and prayer in addition to the ministry of God’s Word. -
Prayer: Our Wartime Posture
Ephesians 6:18 To conclude the Armor of God, Paul tells us here of the absolute necessity for dependent prayer in our successful stand against the devil’s temptations to sin. -
Our Instruments For War
Ephesians 6:14-17 Paul tells us here of the spiritual resources that are available to us by faith and how to use them that we might successfully battle sin and temptation in the Christian life. -
The Armor of God (Part 1)
John 6:10-13 In this passage, before Paul enumerates for us all the different pieces of the armor of God that are at our disposal, he charges us as Christian soldiers and says that if we are to be successful in this spiritual battle, we must put our confidence in God, we must know our enemy, and we must train and prepare diligently for the fight! -
The Pursuit of Practical Righteousness
Matthew 7:7-11 Scripture gives us some principles to guide our prayer for help in our pursuit of practical righteousness. -
Salt of the Earth
Matthew 5:13 Jesus explains to us what the relationship of the Christian ought to be with the unbelieving world that we live in. -
The Spirit-filled Work Ethic
Ephesians 6:5-9 In the last crucial relationship addressed in the Household Codes, Paul gives us the keys to a Spirit-filled, Christian work ethic that transcends a diligence that meets the eye.