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Introduction to 1 Corinthians | Paul addresses the Corinthian church’s divisions and sins while expressing confidence that God’s faithfulness will sustain His people to the end. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

Ephesian Riot (Acts 19:21-41) | As the gospel spread through Ephesus, it threatened idolatrous profits, exposed false worship, and united Jewish and Gentile believers through the proclamation of Christ and generous care for one another. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

Ephesus (Acts 18:22-19:20) | Christ brings people into the fullness of his kingdom through faith, baptism, and the Holy Spirit, while his Word and power prevail over all false claims to his authority. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

FEAST (Faithfully Examining and Applying Scripture Together) is a monthly lunchtime Bible study designed to deepen your understanding of Scripture. Each session focuses on exploring the biblical text together, equipping you to study God’s Word more effectively and faithfully in your own time at home.

Corinth and Beyond (Acts 18:1-22) | Christ sovereignly protects and advances Paul’s ministry in Corinth, using even opposition and Roman authority to fulfill his promise that the gospel will bear fruit. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

2 Thessalonians 3:1-18 | Paul calls the church to advance the gospel, confront unrepentant sin in members, and trust the Lord’s faithfulness establish and guard His people. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

FEAST (Faithfully Examining and Applying Scripture Together) is a monthly lunchtime Bible study designed to deepen your understanding of Scripture. Each session focuses on exploring the biblical text together, equipping you to study God’s Word more effectively and faithfully in your own time at home.

2 Thessalonians 2:13-17 | God chose the Thessalonians, sanctified them by His Spirit, enabled their faith in the truth, and strengthens them to persevere by holding firmly to His Word. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

2 Thessalonians 2:1-12 | Christ’s return will be one unmistakable event following a great rebellion, the revealing and defeat of the Antichrist, and the final judgment of those deceived by false teaching. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

2 Thessalonians 1:1-12 | Our lives are meant to glorify Christ trusting that God will judge justly, sustain his people through suffering, and save all who believe the apostles' gospel. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

FEAST (Faithfully Examining and Applying Scripture Together) is a monthly lunchtime Bible study designed to deepen your understanding of Scripture. Each session focuses on exploring the biblical text together, equipping you to study God’s Word more effectively and faithfully in your own time at home.

1 Thessalonians 5:12-28 | Paul calls the church to pursue peace through faithful relationships, worship, and trust in God's sanctifying work until Christ returns. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

1 Thessalonians 5:1-11 | Paul teaches that Christ's return is one unified event in which He gathers His people and judges the world, urging believers to live as children of the light who confidently await salvation from God's final wrath rather than fear the coming judgment. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

1 Thessalonians 4:13-18 | This passage is interpreted differently by dispensational and reformed traditions, with the former seeing it as a pre-tribulation rapture before Christ's final return and the latter understanding it as the one public, final return of Christ that brings both the resurrection of believers and final judgment. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite

1 Thessalonians 4:1-12 | Paul exhorts the Thessalonians to please God by growing in holiness through sexual purity, brotherly love, and quiet, responsible living, demonstrating a life transformed by the Holy Spirit and distinct from the world. A study of the New Testament | Michael Crosswhite