Grow Together in God’s Word
These notes are a summary of our Bible study discussion. They highlight key scriptures, main points, and practical takeaways. Use them to reflect, grow, and stay connected throughout the week.
The Book of Acts
The Book of Acts tells the story of how the early Christian church began and spread after Jesus' resurrection and ascension. It focuses on the work of the apostles, especially Peter and Paul, as they preached the gospel and performed miracles. Acts highlights the power of the Holy Spirit and the growth of the church despite persecution.
The Book of Matthew
.The book of Matthew presents Jesus as the promised Messiah and King of the Jews, emphasizing His teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection to show how He fulfills Old Testament prophecies and calls His followers to live as citizens of God's kingdom.
The Book of Mark
The book of Mark presents Jesus as the powerful Son of God and suffering servant, focusing on His miracles, authority, and sacrificial death. It emphasizes action and urgency, showing how Jesus came to serve and give His life as a ransom for many.
The Book of John
John focuses on Jesus as the divine Son of God and the source of eternal life. Through signs and personal encounters, it reveals His identity and mission, calling readers to believe in Him and have life in His name.
The Book of 2 Corinthians
2 Corinthians is a personal letter in which Paul defends his apostleship and encourages believers through suffering. He highlights God’s power in weakness and calls the church to generosity, reconciliation, and faithfulness.
The Book of Galatians
Galatians emphasizes freedom in Christ and salvation by grace through faith—not by the law. Paul strongly defends the gospel and teaches that believers are justified and live by the Spirit, not by legalism.
The Book of Ephesians
Ephesians presents the church as the body of Christ and emphasizes the unity of all believers. It highlights God’s eternal plan, spiritual blessings in Christ, and how Christians should live in love, holiness, and strength.
The Book of Phillipians
Philippians is a letter of joy and encouragement, focusing on Christ as the ultimate example of humility and obedience. Paul urges believers to rejoice in all circumstances and to live with unity, gratitude, and confidence in God.
The Book of Colossians
The book of Colossians teaches that Jesus Christ is supreme over all things—Creator, Savior, and Head of the Church. Paul writes to correct false teachings that were mixing worldly philosophy and legalism with the gospel. He emphasizes that believers are fully complete in Christ and should set their minds on things above, living in holiness, love, and spiritual maturity through Him.
The Book of Thessalonians
1 Thessalonians is a letter from the Apostle Paul to the church in Thessalonica, encouraging them in their faith and commending their love and perseverance despite persecution. Paul reminds them to live holy lives, stay strong in hope, and be prepared for the return of Jesus. He also urges them to encourage one another, remain joyful, and continue growing in their relationship with God.
The Book of 2nd Thessalonians
2 Thessalonians is a letter from Paul to the church in Thessalonica, encouraging them to remain steadfast in faith despite persecution. He clarifies misunderstandings about the second coming of Christ, warning that it won’t happen until a great rebellion and the "man of lawlessness" appears. Paul also urges believers to stay away from idleness and continue living responsibly.
The Book of Timothy
1 Timothy is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to his young disciple Timothy, giving him guidance on how to lead the church in Ephesus. It covers instructions on church leadership, sound doctrine, personal conduct, and how to deal with false teachers. Paul emphasizes the importance of godliness, prayer, and setting a good example in faith and purity.
The Book of Timothy
1 Timothy is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to his young disciple Timothy, giving him guidance on how to lead the church in Ephesus. It covers instructions on church leadership, sound doctrine, personal conduct, and how to deal with false teachers. Paul emphasizes the importance of godliness, prayer, and setting a good example in faith and purity.