Christopher Hunt

Audio Bible Studies for Lent and Easter

The season of Lent and celebration of Easter are closely linked in Christian tradition. These audio Bible study series from Groundwork are great for personal or group study to focus our hearts and minds on the meaningful events we observe during Lent and Easter.

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Courtney Jacob

Christlike Virtues

Faith in Christ will change the way we think and act, it will transform us. Join Groundwork for our series “Christlike Christian Virtues” as we study the six Christlike virtues of compassion, humility, thankfulness and gratitude, generosity, truthfulness, and forgiveness the apostle Paul included in Colossians 3:1-17 and Ephesians 4:17-32 to describe the character of a believer.

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Courtney Jacob

The Nature of Jesus Our Messiah

As we journey through Advent, we can use our time of waiting for Christmas to better get to know our Messiah. Join Groundwork as we reflect on Isaiah 9:6 in our series, “The Nature of Jesus Our Messiah,” and dig deeply into Scripture to help us more fully understand the nature and titles of Jesus Christ.

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Christopher Hunt

Audio Bible Studies for Advent and Christmas

The Advent and Christmas seasons are perfect times to slow down and focus our hearts on Jesus. Groundwork has several Bible study series about Advent and Christmas, each suitable for personal or group study.

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Courtney Jacob

Romans: God's Salvation Plan and Us

The apostle Paul’s detailed teaching about salvation in Romans provides a strong foundation on which to build our faith for new and seasoned believers alike. His detailed exploration of the ramifications of salvation for Christian living is full of wisdom that helps believers today better understand how to think and live in relationship to God and in relationship to each other in light of their new life in Christ.

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Scott Hoezee

Understanding the Book of Revelation

For almost 2,000 years the Bible’s final book has been a cause for consternation, fear, and controversy. The reason for this is Revelation is chock-full of symbolism, some of which seems frightening and open to multiple layers of interpretation. However, a look at the context and purpose of Revelation reveals that all the apocalyptic symbolism points to a simple, consistent, and comforting message: Jesus Christ has won the battle against evil and God’s kingdom will endure forever.

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