Bible Studies
Grace Bible Church is known world-wide for raising up and training next generation leaders. A big part of this training involves teaching believers how to uncover and apply the truths of God’s Word through methodical Bible study (observe, interpret, apply). Below you will find Bible Studies that have been developed by Pastors and staff at Grace Bible Church to train you to study the Bible for yourself as well as lead you through the truths of Scripture. We are delighted to be able to share our resources with you. You are welcome to print and reproduce these studies, but you cannot charge more than the cost of the printing or make any modifications without permission. If you have any questions or to request a pre-printed Bible Study, contact
Blake Jennings.
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Inductive Bible Studies
Topical Bible Studies
This advanced 12-lesson Bible study covers the book of James and emphasizes faith in action. James challenges us to live out our faith in perseverance in trials, service to the needy, wisdom in speech and relationships, submission to the Lord, and use of money.
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This 11-lesson Bible study covers the book of Ephesians and centers around the calling and conduct of the church. We will see the church’s inherited stewardship, multi-ethnic identity, distinct lifestyle, and spiritual opposition.
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Welcome to our study of Colossians, a book that stresses the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ as our source of the knowledge of God, our access into the presence of God, and our restoration into the image of God. Throughout this rich book, we will also discover the essential call of the believer to impact his world in a day when empty philosophies and deceptions are prevalent.
This 9-lesson study covers the natural relationship between sound doctrine and sound living. What we believe inevitably surfaces in how we conduct ourselves. We will learn the foundational truths of the Christian faith, truths that instruct, motivate, and transform men and women within the home, the church, and society.
This 12-lesson Bible study covers the book of 2 Timothy, a powerful reminder of what’s most important in life. You’ll learn the basic methods of Bible study (observe, interpret, apply) as you study and apply Paul’s impassioned discussion of the value of suffering, the importance of evangelism and discipleship, and the means to eternal reward.
This advanced 12-lesson study is not for the faint at heart! As we study select passages from 1 Corinthians, we will tackle the deadly ailments (division, disorder, immorality, and heresy to name a few) and controversial issues that plagued this early church community so that we can grow in Christ-likeness and avoid their painful mistakes.
Given the multiple challenging passages in Peter’s first epistle, this highly rewarding 11-week study is designed for advanced students of the Word who desire to go deeper in their understanding and use of Bible study methods.
This 11-lesson study covers one of the most foundational and rewarding books of Scripture, Paul’s letter to the Philippians. In it, Paul tells us what one pursuit is most important in life and helps us overcome the pain and suffering of this world by fixing our eyes on the example of Jesus Christ.
This 10-lesson topical study of the fundamental beliefs and practices of the Christian faith presents biblical answers to life's most important questions, including “Who is our God?” “How can we be saved?” “How shall we then live?” and many others. It is designed for believers at all stages of growth: to ground new believers in the faith as well as equip mature believers to share and defend their beliefs.
Study selected Psalms that touch on the timeless needs and desires and challenge us to worship God. Worship is the act of offering to God what is due to Him because of who He is. The book of Psalms teaches us to turn every situation into an occasion for worship.
This study traces the unifying storyline of the Scriptures from God’s purposes in Creation to His climatic establishment of His kingdom in the future. Along the way, we will examine the major periods and events in biblical history with special emphasis on the similarities and dissimilarities of each period.
This 10-lesson study covers the miracles of Christ in the book of Mark. Much of Jesus’ time on earth was spent on the supernatural occurrences that transcend the boundaries of time, space, or physics to give us a glimpse of God. As we read and study the miracles of Christ in Mark, we see that each one tells us something distinct about God.
This 4-lesson study is designed to prepare individuals and families for the celebration of Christmas by bringing us face-to-face with the hope, joy, peace, love, and truth our Savior’s incarnation made possible.
This 9-lesson character study surveys the lives of many of the Old Testament’s most significant heroes, including Abraham, Hannah, David, Nehemiah, and many more.
This 4-lesson study walks us through the teachings of Jesus and Paul on prayer not just to increase our theological understanding (which it will), but more importantly, to help us pray as they did with devotion, passion, and joy.
This 8-lesson study focuses on select passages from both the Old and New Testaments that reveal the magnificent character and glorious attributes of our God.