All General Bible Studies

The Bible uses the metaphor of clothing to explain some interesting spiritual truths. What does it mean to "put on" Christ or to "Take off" the old man? In this study, John Spellman explores these concepts and what it means to be a new creature!
 

You've been given an invitation, but can you accept it without accepting the terms and conditions??? John Spellman discusses the Parable of the Wedding Garment and its context in both Matthew 21 and 22. The Parables of chapter 21 are explained providing a framework for the discussion of Matthew 22.

The son that divorced his family and then realized they weren't all that bad. Joseph Williams discusses the Parable of the Prodigal Son in Luke 15. Many have children that go astray! See how God, the perfect father, responds to those who return.

John Spellman preaches on preparation to meet God. Is going to Church and going through the motions of religion really enough? What did Paul mean by "form of godliness"?

Is baptism really necessary? In this study, Andrew and John talk about the process and history of Baptism in Scripture. What are the appropriate methods and reasons for baptism? These questions and more will be answered.

Is baptism really necessary? In ths study, Andrew and John talk about the process and history of Baptism in Scripture. What are the appropriat methods and reasons for baptism? These questions and more will be answered.

Is baptism really necessary? In ths study, Andrew and Christine talk about the process and history of Baptism in Scripture. What are the appropriat methods and reasons for baptism? These questions and more will be answered.

This Bible Study expounds on the 2nd coming of Jesus. When will Jesus come? How will we know? Will this be a literal event? How can we be sure we're not deceived?

This Bible Study expounds on the 2nd coming of Jesus. When will Jesus come? How will we know? Will this be a literal event? How can we be sure we're not deceived?

John Spellman presents on God's law. Is it still relevant and binding today? Can keeping the law save anyone? If not, why keep it? Does being saved by grace mean the law no longer matters?