SPRING 2026
EVERY TUESDAY @ 7:00 PM
The Letter to the Romans is considered Paul's theological masterpiece, systematically laying out the core doctrines of the Christian faith. It addresses the universal problem of sin and God's solution through justification by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. Paul explores the implications of this saving work for both Jews and Gentiles, emphasizing God's righteousness and the new life available in the Holy Spirit. There is much to cover in these pages. We will send you study goals prior to each lesson
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THIS WEEK IN ROMANS
June 2 / Romans 15
Jon
On Tuesday, June 2, we will continue our study of Romans looking carefully at Chapter 15. Here Paul will encourage us to be in unity with our brothers and sisters in Christ.
Pay close attention to the idea of being of “like mind”. As you might imagine, this is a complex and deeply theological idea. This week, spend time in God’s word and pray about how this unity in Christ might be achieved.
I look forward to sharing your insights!
Jon
RETENTION
There has been recent discussion about being frustrated over not retaining the Scripture we read. "I simply do not have the comprehension I once had! Why is my brain a sieve?" The article in this link is a compilation of thoughts and suggestions on the matter. Click Here
PETER. COMPULSIVE AND CONVICTED
JUNE 20 - AUGUST 25
Wayne Hackbarth & Jon Keil
In this 9-week study we will embrace the life of Peter and his reflections in 1Peter.It is a compelling story that takes us through his many knee-jerk reactions to the events he witnessed as he walked with Jesus.
We'll follow him from the seashore where he was called to the seashore where he was restored. Then, some 30 years later, the Holy Spirit inspires him to bring the weight of that experience to his letter, 1Peter. The Christ he denied now bursts forward as he writes of a living hope.
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(Men who were with us for Romans are automatically included in the Peter study.)
"PETER KNEELING"
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