Bible Study

Bible Study

Every Sunday following our worship service, a Bible study is held at 10:15 AM in the church sanctuary. The focus of this class varies throughout the year. Sometimes we tackle a topic. Sometimes we take one book or section of the Bible and study it in greater detail. All are welcome and encouraged to join in this study.

These Bible studies are also streamed live and later archived on our YouTube channel for online study.

Current Bible Studies

Past Bible Studies

Ten Words for Life

By Pastor Tom Kock

God’s “Ten Words,” or Ten Commandments, are both timely and timeless. These loving words from our God are truly a source of blessing for our lives. Let’s dig into them and experience God’s rich blessing together!

You’ll Love Today’s Bible Study!

By Pastor Tom Kock

As we near Valentine’s Day, the concept of love is around us. Love is an extremely important concept for us to grasp, since God describes Himself as love. What does the Bible actually teach about love?

Who am I? Why am I here?

By Pastor Tom Kock

Great Chapters of the Bible

By Pastor Tom Kock

Job || Seeking Wisdom in the Face of Suffering

By Alex Paffenroth

Why do bad things happen? More to the point, why do bad things happen to God’s people? God’s people have been agonizing over questions like this for thousands of years. It is still a topic that troubles us today. In this Bible study, we will consider that challenge. Our guest teacher, Prof. Jason Oakland, theology…

On a Journey with Paul

By Pastor Tom Kock

We are working our way through Acts 16 and following, using Pastor’s pictures from his recent trip to Greece and Turkey to help us picture the places where the events took place. At the same time, we’re doing a quick flyover of the books which were written to the people in those places.

Our Missions — My Mission

By Alex Paffenroth

Pointless! || Chasing the meaning of life in the book of Ecclesiastes

By Senior Vicar Phil Valdez

A “Pointless” Bible Study

There is a time to study… This time around, we’re digging into the book of Ecclesiastes. Come—it definitely won’t be “meaningless.” (If the jokes and references here are meaningless to you, you’ll have to come see for yourself what they’re all about!)

Train Them and Send Them || 175 years of WELS history

By Alex Paffenroth

Lone congregations would find it difficult to train pastors, teachers, and staff ministers and to support mission work efforts around the country and the world. Walking in partnership and fellowship with other congregations, though, we can meet these opportunities. So, for the last 175 years, that is what congregations of WELS have been doing. But……