Biblical Studies

The Heart of Wisdom: A Study on Proverbs 3 offers a rich and reflective journey through one of the Bible's most cherished chapters on trust, guidance, and godly living. With ten thoughtfully structured chapters, this study blends historical insight, theological depth, and practical application to help readers grow in wisdom and faith. Ideal for personal devotion, group study, or teaching, this guide equips believers to navigate life with humility, purpose, and spiritual discernment rooted in God's timeless truth.

What is a covenant? A biblical covenant is an agreement between God and man that governs their relationship. In the scriptures, a covenant was more than an impersonal contract, but a symbol of God's faithfulness and man's responsibility in worship. In both testaments, God established covenants with man. In this book, we will explore two foundational to God's interaction with His creation; that is, the Adamic Covenant and the Noahic Covenant. As we explore these two Covenants, we will see God's eternal purpose revealed, as well as the relevance of these covenants for the Christian today.

Story telling is an age-old tradition used to teach lessons. Stories are sometimes referred to as myths, fables, riddles, epics, and the like. In both Jewish and Christian tradition, when individuals wanted to explain a spiritual truth, they used stories known as parables. In this book, we will examine the parables of the hidden treasure, the pearl of great price, and the unmerciful servant. Readers will discover the value of the kingdom of God and the importance of forgiveness.

In this study, we will explore foundational truths concerning the Godhead; that is the divine nature. We know that the nature of God eternally exists in three Persons: The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. However, at the core of the Godhead is the relationship between the Father and the Son. In this study, we will look exclusively at the relationship and correlation between the Father and Son. It is our hope this information will give a foundation to the doctrine of the Trinity.