Kingdom of God
Citizenship, government, and what it means to live under the rule and reign of Christ right now.
John 15 · Romans 8Take one to your own small group, work through it on your own, or use it to catch up on a night you missed. Bring your Bible and a concordance.
Every study we write comes back to one of these six themes. Two are already stocked with guides; the rest are in development as we teach through them.
Citizenship, government, and what it means to live under the rule and reign of Christ right now.
John 15 · Romans 8The fruit of the Spirit, the works of the flesh, and being pruned into someone who looks like Jesus.
Galatians 5 · 2 Corinthians 4Who Scripture says you are — sons and daughters, no longer condemned, changed into His image.
In developmentCalling, assignment, and walking fully in what God commissioned you to do in your generation.
In developmentStrongholds, the armour of God, and how believers stand and fight from a place of victory.
In developmentMoney, relationships, work, and habits — Kingdom truth applied to the ordinary week.
In developmentSuffering Like Jesus
Two parts: Preaching Christ Jesus the Lord and Cast Down But Not Destroyed. Who the god of this world is and what he has blinded, the treasure in earthen vessels, and why the weight of glory makes the worst thing you are carrying light. Memory verse: 2 Corinthians 4:10.
The Spirit of Life
Three movements: the freedom we have through the Spirit of life, what it means to be led by the Spirit, and how that makes us more than conquerors. Includes the concordance work on debtor and on hope against Hebrews 11:1. Memory verse: Romans 8:37.
The Hope of Righteousness
Twelve questions across three sections — the hope of righteousness, the works of the flesh, and the fruits of the Spirit. Covers the yoke, circumcision, leaven, and what inherit means in its specific context. Closes on Galatians 5:25–26 with a weekly fruit challenge.
The Vine, The Branches & The Fruit
A six-part workshop format built for group discussion. What pruning (kathairo) really is, what it means to abide (meno), the fruits of the Spirit and the Father’s glory, and the Comforter (Paraklete) whose mission here is to testify about Jesus.
Our guides are not devotionals. They are worksheets. Each one takes a single chapter, breaks it into parts, and asks questions that cannot be answered without opening the text and doing the work.
You will be sent to your concordance for the Greek behind a word. You will be asked to read a verse in a second translation and say what changed. You will cross-reference — Romans 8 against Hebrews 11, Galatians 5 against Matthew 22 — and then say what you see.
Every guide ends the same way: a memory verse, a personal reflection, and one specific thing to carry into the week.
Study With Us
Download whichever one you like — but the discussion is where it lands. Come sit in on a night, in person or online.