Free studies that foster authentic fellowship, deepen faith, and help participants be transformed by God’s Word. Every study includes leader guides, discussion questions, and take-home sheets.
"Finally, be strong in the Lord and in the strength of his might. Put on the whole armor of God." · Ephesians 6:10-11
Fourteen sessions on justification, sanctification, and whether salvation can be lost, with the question sealed in an envelope on the first night and answered from Scripture before any authority is quoted.
Twelve sessions walking to the Eucharist by the road Israel walked, from the scandal of John 6 to the Passover, the manna, the bread of the Presence, and the supper of the Lamb.
Thirteen sessions on the whole arc of bringing another person to Christ, from earning trust to proposing him plainly, handing the person to the Church, and being sent, with five stand-alone modules on telling your story, the family who will not listen, someone wounded by a person in the Church, the invitation itself, and what to do when nothing happens.
Walk Revelation from the open door of the Lord's Day to the open gates of the new Jerusalem, in fourteen sessions.
Twelve sessions through First and Second Peter: hope for exiles, and the apostle's final testament.
Fourteen sessions through Isaiah: the vineyard, the virgin, the servant who was pierced, and the new heavens and new earth.
Twelve sessions in the wisdom of Ben Sira, from the fear of the Lord to the high priest at the altar, on preparing the heart to serve.
Twelve sessions on the Mother of God through her Jewish roots: the New Eve, the Ark of the Covenant, the Queen Mother, and the woman clothed with the sun.
Twelve sessions through Tobit: two prayers, a hidden angel, a journey to the Tigris, and the God who works unseen.
Fourteen sessions through Acts: Pentecost, the Damascus road, the council of Jerusalem, and the Church that arrived in Rome.
Fourteen sessions in the Gospel of John, from the Word made flesh to the charcoal fire on the shore, written that you may believe.
Fourteen sessions through Matthew, from the genealogy that opens the New Testament to the promise that closes it: I am with you always.
Mark’s Gospel at a run: fourteen sessions from the Jordan to the torn veil, asking the question the whole book turns on. Who do you say that I am?
Fifteen sessions through Paul's masterwork, from the wrath revealed to the righteousness of God in Christ.
Twelve sessions tracing the covenants of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David to the new covenant sealed in the cup, and on to the wedding feast of the Lamb.
John writes as an eyewitness of the incarnate Word, drawing us into koinonia, the real shared life with the Father and the Son.
Fourteen sessions through the book of beginnings, from the first light over the waters to a betrayed brother’s verdict: you meant evil, but God meant it for good.
Twelve sessions on priesthood across all of Scripture, from Eden and the firstborn to the one High Priest and the royal priesthood of the baptized.
Walk the Gospel of Luke from the temple where it opens to the temple where it ends, in fourteen inductive sessions.
Fourteen sessions tracing Baptism through Scripture, from the Spirit over the waters of creation to the blood and water from the opened side of Christ.
Six sessions for seekers and the friends who walk with them, on the hidden God, honest doubt, and the face of the Father, with five optional deep-dives on the hardest questions.
Ten sessions through the parables, from the Sower to the Sheep and the Goats, faithful to the RSV2CE and the Catechism.
Hebrews is a sermon preached to Christians drifting from a treasure they had stopped seeing. This study helps a group rediscover it.
Twelve weeks around a shared table, from a garden to the breaking of the bread, tracing the Eucharist through all of Scripture.
Fourteen sessions on the sacrament of Confirmation, tracing the Holy Spirit through Scripture from the breath over creation to the seal of holy chrism, for candidates and their parents.
Six sessions on where the Bible came from, what Tradition is, and who has the authority to say what Scripture means, with three stand-alone modules on the papacy, the seven books, and the short objections that arrive without warning.
Twelve sessions with the weeping prophet: broken cisterns, the potter’s house, fire in the bones, and the promise of a new covenant.
Six Gospel encounters for seekers and the friends who walk with them, proclaiming the whole Gospel from the thirst we are made with to the door only we can open, with six standalone deep-dives.
Trace the biblical roots of the papacy from the calling of a fisherman to the servant of the servants of God.
Seven sessions on the Eucharist, grace, justification, and perseverance, with five stand-alone modules on Mary, the saints, purgatory, baptism, and confession.
Fourteen sessions in the Book of Wisdom: the righteous man, radiant Lady Wisdom, and the God who loves all things that exist.
Walk one man's whole arc, from the boats to the courtyard fire to the shore to Rome, as an occasion of surrender to the Lord.
Twelve sessions on the life the Holy Spirit actually produces: the twelve fruits, the seven gifts, and the works of darkness the Spirit puts to death, with a standalone Gifts Inventory Guide for the last night.
Fourteen sessions through Exodus, from the cry of slaves in Egypt to the glory filling the tabernacle, following the rescue God worked so that he could dwell in their midst.
Fourteen sessions on the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony, written for engaged couples in marriage preparation, from the design in Genesis to the marriage supper of the Lamb.
Twelve sessions on the life of prayer, read with St. Teresa of Avila and St. John of the Cross, from the universal call to holiness, through the dark night, to union with God.
Sixteen sessions through Ezekiel, from the wheeled throne that found the exiles in Babylon to the river flowing from the temple and a city renamed The LORD is there.
Eleven sessions through Ephesians, from every spiritual blessing chosen before the foundation of the world to the whole armor of God, following the mystery Paul keeps naming until he says what it is.
Eight sessions for three friends and one question: did Jesus really rise? You work through the evidence together, and nothing goes on the fact ledger unless all three of you sign it.
Six sessions for a room where someone's loss is real: the tears of Jesus at Bethany, the lament psalms, the question of Job, the Man of Sorrows, suffering joined to Christ, and the promise that every tear is wiped away.
Six sessions on anxiety, fear, and the peace of Christ, from the upper room to Gethsemane to Easter evening, with the question of whether anxiety is a sin sealed in an envelope on the first night and answered from the garden in Session 4.
Eight sessions on the Beatitudes as Jesus' answer to the question everyone is already asking about happiness, with the group finding the Old Testament roots live in their own Bibles and a sealed guess from the first night opened in Session Five.
Five sessions that walk one road from Isaiah's promises to the manger, written for a parish room with grandparents, parents, teens and children at one table. Four nights match the four weeks of Advent; the fifth is kept deliberately for after Christmas Day.
Eight sessions for the habitual sin that will not die, the resentment with a lease, the compulsion, the despairing self-talk: what a stronghold actually is, how one gets built, and the weapons that bring one down.
Four sessions on the question a friend actually asks: why not just a relationship with Jesus? The group works through the mud in John 9, the one sacrifice in Hebrews, where the Mass came from, and what a Catholic is really required to do.
Eight sessions on one question: when Jesus gave his Apostles teaching, authority, and sacraments, how were those gifts meant to reach people born twenty centuries later? The group answers it from Scripture, one passage at a time.
