Bible Study & Resources

Guides, books, and honest answers to help you dig deeper into the Word.

Study Guides

Dig Into Scripture Together

The Shema Study

A 4-week guide through Deuteronomy 6 on loving and teaching Yahweh's Word at home.

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Law & Grace Workbook

A companion workbook walking through key passages on the relationship between Torah and the gospel of Yeshua.

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Hearers & Doers: James Study

A verse-by-verse small-group guide through the book of James, built around our ministry's namesake passage.

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Recommended Reading

Books We Return To

Knowing Yahweh

On the character of God

The Fulfilled Law

On Yeshua and Torah

Faith That Works

A study of James

Family Worship Basics

Practical home discipleship

Placeholder titles — swap in the specific books, authors, and links you recommend.

Questions & Answers

Common Questions

Honest answers to questions we're often asked about Scripture, obedience, and the walk of faith.

No. We teach that salvation is a gift received by faith in Yeshua, not earned by obedience. Obedience is the fruit of a redeemed heart — the natural response of someone who has already been saved by grace, not a ladder toward earning that grace.

We use these names to stay close to how Scripture itself refers to the Father and the Son, and to keep our focus on the God of the whole Bible rather than on titles alone. We gladly welcome anyone who uses other reverent, biblically faithful names for God.

We believe Yeshua fulfilled the Law and the Prophets (Matthew 5:17), and that His finished work does not erase Yahweh's moral character revealed in the Law but establishes how it is lived out by those made new in Him, by the Spirit's enabling rather than compulsion.

Start with one of the study guides above, or simply reach out through our contact page. We're glad to recommend a starting point suited to where you are.

Absolutely. Every gathering welcomes honest questions — see our Calendar for times, in person and by livestream.

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