Studying the Word, together.
An open, welcoming Bible study for families and friends. We're walking verse‑by‑verse through the life of Jesus — come grow with us, whether you've studied for years or are just beginning.
Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom.— Colossians 3:16
Latest lessons
Our ongoing, verse-by-verse study through the life of Jesus (LoJ). Here are the three most recent lessons — see the full series roadmap for where we’re headed.
Teach Us to Pray
Luke 11:1–13 — they watched Him pray, waited until He finished, and asked for a prayer of their own. What He handed back is thirty-eight words long — and then He spent nine more verses on a single argument: the Father is not the one holding out on you.
The One Thing
Luke 10:38–42 — one sister wears herself out honoring Jesus; the other sits down on the floor and will not get up. He says the one on the floor chose better.
Who Is My Neighbor?
Luke 10:25–37 — a Bible expert asks where love’s boundary is drawn. Jesus won’t hold the pen, and hands the question back rearranged.
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Who we are
We're just a bunch of people from a lot of different backgrounds who come together to share a meal each week and to learn more about Yahweh (God) and His Son, Jesus. We use the Bible as our primary text. We aren't hung up on one particular translation, though the on-screen text is typically the NASB95.
We are not an organized religious organization or a 501(c)(3) — just a bunch of people who come together to study the Word.
Our history
Family Bible Study started somewhere around 2003. We can't pin an exact date on it — we've hosted the study in many different places over the years as we've moved for space and growth.
Who pays for all this
We've never collected money. Generous people inside and outside the study provide what we need to host it. If you can't afford the meal, it's no big deal — no one will ask or look down on you, and there are no collection boxes or plates.
What we believe
We believe the Bible is true. What any of us believes matters less than what the Bible actually says — so we try our best to:
- study the Word in the context it was written,
- understand the culture it was written to,
- immerse ourselves in the original languages as much as we can,
- and use other texts, videos, and resources to deepen understanding.
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