Be in the Bible

The Bible is God’s Word to us.

We look to His Word as the authority in our lives and we seek to humbly submit to His way. We approach it with reverence, humility, and a deep desire to align our lives to God’s Word.

It teaches us, guides us, and reveals the nature and character of God and His intent for our lives and for the world.

We study it intently, welcoming those moments where we are challenged to change by the truth given to us. We seek to interpret it and apply it correctly, knowing that it benefits each follower of Jesus.

We are committed to being in the Bible as an ongoing habit, allowing its truth to shape our lives.

Will you join us?

The Bible Recap

The Bible Recap is a short podcast/video (8 minutes per day) and book (2 pages per day). It summarizes the day’s Bible reading in a casual, easy-to-understand way to not only help you read scripture but to love reading it!

The YouVersion Bible App

Read the Bible on YouVersion’s free app. Subscribe to reading plans and complete on your own or with friends. Compare version, highlight verses, or bookmark passages.

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Your Own Plan

Choose a study Bible or guide that you’d like to use. Many resources are available—in both print and digital versions—online or in local book stores.

Bible Center Core Classes

Sermon Series

Ever wonder how you can get more out of your Bible reading? Not sure what it’s saying? Our Core Classes discuss questions like:

  • Can I apply Old Testament promises to myself?
  • Does Jesus really want me to “pluck out my eye”?
  • If “I can do all things through Christ,” why is life still so hard?
  • Why would Pastor Mike name his hamster Hermeneutics?
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Going Deeper Study Guides | Topical

Becoming Neighbors

Emulating Christ as we look at how He pursued people and what moved His heart.

Follow

Jesus asks us to follow Him—in the way that He loves, standing on the truth that He demonstrated—so that we, too, may experience the life that He promises.

Soon

Jesus doesn’t focus on giving us every detail of what is to come, but He gives a clear call to action and to conduct befitting a disciple awaiting His return.

The Beautiful Gospel

A Celebration of Hope. God created everything, but sin entered the world, breaking everything. But God—in His goodness, love, and mercy—provided redemption.

Going Deeper Study Guides | Books of the Bible

Track the Books You've Read

Use this sheet for a fun way to keep track of the books of the Bible that you’ve read. Color them in as you go!

Genesis

Encounter the God who sent His Son for you and how the stories of creation, sin, and covenant point to God’s redemptive plan and our place in it.

Exodus

Exploring God’s redemptive work in Exodus—from liberation in Egypt to covenant and law—to help us see how it points to Jesus and transforms daily life.

Joshua

Not Alone invites believers to trust that though life’s mission is hard and leadership changes, God never leaves us — He empowers and leads us by His presence.

Psalms

A prayer-centered study that uses the Psalms to teach us how to bring our full range of emotions—joy, pain, doubt—to God and grow deeper in intimacy with Him.

Psalms

Bring your honest prayers—joyful, broken, anguished, and hopeful—into God’s presence using Scripture.

Ephesians

Made for More: Inviting believers to discover their identity in Christ, experience God’s transforming power, and live out a vision of Christian unity and purpose.

Philippians

How Jesus reshapes, remodels, and renews believers so they can live in joy, humility, and purpose.

Colossians

Always. Only. Jesus. Paul’s letter to the Colossians emphasized Christ’s supremacy and sufficiency, addressing false teachings that added extra rules or offered alternative paths to God.

1 Timothy

Blueprints of a Healthy Church: a verse-by-verse study that equips believers to lead the church faithfully, guard against false teaching, and live out the gospel in every sphere.

1 John

A study that aims to strengthen believers’ assurance of eternal life, guard them from false teaching, and deepen their fellowship with God and one another.

Blessed is the one who does not walk in step with the wicked or stand in the way that sinners take or sit in the company of mockers, but whose delight is in the law of the Lord, and who meditates on His law day and night. That person is like a tree planted by streams of water, which yields its fruit in season and whose leaf does not wither—whatever they do prospers.

Psalm 1:1-3