BIBLE STUDY
Explore forty-five resources for teaching, personal study, and group discussion—including a full-length doctrinal book, God’s attributes, Christian life, redemptive history, Christology, mission, Acts, and church history.
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS · BEGINNING OCTOBER 7, 2026
Our weekly curriculum follows the gospel from knowing God and Christ to everyday life, the church, and our future hope. Join us Wednesdays, 6:30–7:30 PM.
HOW-TO GUIDE
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Open Send to Kindle ↗FEATURED DOCTRINAL BOOK
Read the complete enriched edition in the browser or download the original Word document for study, teaching, and reference.
The Doctrine of the Trinity from Yahweh to the Reformation
A 235-page biblical, historical, and confessional study of the Trinity and the person of Christ, including the divine attributes, the ecumenical creeds, the hypostatic union, and modern challenges to orthodox doctrine.
ATTRIBUTES OF GOD
Open the PDF to read or teach from any device, or download the original Word document to print and prepare.
God’s Self-Existence
God exists completely on His own. Everything depends on Him, while He depends on nothing.
The God Without Limits
God has no beginning or end and is not limited by time, space, measure, power, knowledge, or being.
The Attribute of Attributes
God is utterly set apart, infinitely above creation, and perfectly pure in every aspect of His being.
The God Who Does Not Change
God never changes in His being, character, purposes, or promises because He is eternally perfect.
Truly Known, Never Exhausted
We can know God truly through His revelation, but no created mind can ever comprehend Him fully.
Complete and Undivided
God needs nothing outside Himself and is not composed of parts; He is wholly and perfectly God.
Fully Present Everywhere
God is wholly present in every place at once, yet no place can contain or confine Him.
Perfect Knowledge and Power
God knows all things perfectly and can accomplish all His holy will; none of His purposes can fail.
Above Us, Yet Made Known
God is far above creation and unseen, yet He has truly revealed Himself through His works, Word, and Son.
The King Over All Things
God freely rules all creation according to His wise and holy plan for His glory and His people’s good.
Knowledge, Wisdom, Truth, and Faithfulness
Study the communicable attributes God reflects in His image-bearers while possessing them perfectly and infinitely.
One Perfect, Holy Character
See how God’s goodness, love, justice, mercy, patience, wrath, and jealousy are united without conflict.
Freedom, Purpose, Providence, and Lordship
Understand God as the free and purposeful Ruler who wills, sustains, governs, and directs all things.
Glory, Beauty, Blessedness, and Perfection
Gather all God’s perfections into a vision of His majesty that leads knowledge into delight and worship.
THEOLOGY & CHRISTIAN LIFE
These studies connect doctrine with worship, spiritual discipline, humility, human willing, and everyday obedience.
From Creation to New Covenant
An extensive doctrinal study of Sabbath texts from Genesis through the New Testament and their major theological interpretations.
Biblical Self-Denial Before God
A six-movement study of fasting for guidance, repentance, intercession, preparation, proper motivation, and devotion.
Sovereign, Revealed, and Dispositional
Distinguish the ways Scripture speaks of God’s will and learn how His decree, commands, and holy desires relate.
Pride Confronted by Gospel Humility
A youth-ready study of pride in Scripture, its visible and hidden forms, and the humility revealed in Christ.
Jonathan Edwards Study Edition
Modern-English summaries and selected original quotations from Edwards’s classic treatment of will, necessity, motives, and moral agency.
From Passover to the Marriage Supper of the Lamb
An extensive doctrinal study of the Lord’s Supper, tracing its Old Testament roots, New Testament teaching, and Reformed and Protestant interpretations.
From the Bronze Serpent to the Face of God
Explore the meaning and substance of eternal life through the Old and New Testaments, with Reformed theology and a comparison of Protestant positions.
BIBLICAL THEOLOGY & MISSION
Follow the promised seed, the curse and its reversal, the person of Christ, and the gospel’s advance to the nations.
The Story of Redemption Through the Whole Bible
Follow the Bible’s unified story from creation and covenant through Christ, the church, and the restoration of all things.
A Study in Genesis 2–3
Trace creation, the fall, curse, sin, and death from Eden to their answer in the person and work of Christ.
From Eden to New Creation
Follow the biblical pattern of curse, exile, and futility to Christ’s curse-bearing work and the restoration of all things.
Genesis 4:17–6:8
A narrative exposition of Cain’s line, Seth’s line, the two-seed conflict, and the world approaching the flood.
The Covenant Line Preserved
Read Joseph’s story as God’s providential preservation of Judah, the promised seed, and ultimately the coming of Christ.
Covenantal and Ethnic Viewpoints
An exegetical and theological evaluation of Genesis 12:3, the Abrahamic promises, biblical Israel, and their fulfillment in Christ.
The Person and Work of Christ
A study of Christ in Scripture, creed, and confession—from the eternal Son and incarnation to His atonement, reign, and return.
Authority, Discipleship, and Witness
An extensive biblical and doctrinal study of the five commission texts, their Old Testament roots, and the church’s mission.
A Ten-Part Series on the Speeches in Acts
Study how Peter, Stephen, and Paul proclaim one gospel across Jewish, Gentile, pastoral, and courtroom settings.
Paul’s Journeys in Acts
Follow Paul from Damascus to Rome through his missionary journeys, trials, suffering, and the Spirit-led advance of the Word.
Two Kingdoms Through the Biblical Story
Trace the conflict between the city of man and the city of God from Genesis to Revelation and the final triumph of the New Jerusalem.
From Eden to the New Jerusalem
Follow the tree of life through creation, exile, wisdom, the cross, resurrection, and the restored creation where God dwells with His people.
Grace Preserving a People for God
Study the remnant theme from the flood and Israel’s history through the prophets, Christ, the church, and God’s final redeemed people.
God Dwelling With His People
Trace God’s dwelling place from Eden, tabernacle, and temple to Christ, the church, and the temple-filled glory of the new creation.
Testing, Dependence, and Divine Provision
Explore the wilderness as the place of testing, judgment, provision, and preparation in Israel, the prophets, Christ, and the church’s pilgrimage.
God’s Presence and the Hope of New Creation
A biblical theology of heaven, the intermediate state, resurrection, judgment, and the believer’s final hope in the new heavens and new earth.
Divine Manifestation Before the Incarnation
Examine the Angel of Yahweh from Genesis through Judges and the difficult question of how the invisible God made Himself known before Christ’s incarnation.
Creation, Fall, Christ, and Glory
Trace humanity’s calling to image God through creation, fall, dominion, renewal in Christ, sanctification, and resurrection glory.
From Worship to Transformation
Connect Genesis 1, the Old Testament critique of idols, and Romans 1 to see how worship shapes image-bearers for corruption or glory.
Resurrection and the Beginning of a New Age
Follow the eighth-day pattern through circumcision, worship, resurrection, and the early Christian conviction that Christ began the new creation.
CHURCH HISTORY & CONFESSION
Study the church under persecution, the defense of Christ’s deity, and a confessional comparison of Eastern Orthodoxy and the Reformed faith.
Diocletian and the Campaign Against Christians
A presenter’s guide to the Roman Empire’s final systematic persecution, its regional variations, Christian responses, and political collapse.
From Arius to Nicaea and Constantinople
Trace the debate over the Son’s deity through Arius, Nicaea, Athanasius, the Nicene Creed, and the fourth-century aftermath.
History, Theology, and Confessional Response
A substantial examination of Eastern Orthodox history and doctrine followed by a Reformed Baptist evaluation grounded in Scripture and confession.