Bible Study
The saints of Antioch believe the Bible when it states that we must be "be transformed by the renewing of your mind" (Romans 12:2). How does this occur? Well, Bible study of course!
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Here at Antioch, we put an emphasis on the study of God's Word. We have an hour of Sunday school, and we also have an hour of Bible study on Wednesday evenings. Even more importantly, we encourage each other to have a vibrant and effective daily Bible study at home. The Apostle Paul instructed Timothy on this very subject when he commanded Timothy to be diligent in his studies so that he could be "approved to God as a workman who does not need to be ashamed, accurately handling the word of truth" (2 Timothy 2:15).
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So, if you visit us, be ready to be challenged to "Stay in the Word!".
Sunday school - An Expository Study of Acts
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We are walking through the historical narrative authored by Luke, the Gentile physician and long-time ministry partner of the Apostle Paul. We will be studying it one verse at a time and delving into the history of the early church and the acts of the apostles.
Wednesday evening
Eli Ayala of Revealed Apologetics delivers a six-part series on presuppositional apologetics to equip listeners with effective and biblical strategies for defending the Christian faith. This series will cover various aspects of the Presupposition method, including what sets it apart from other approaches, how to answer objections to the method, and the role of Scripture and theology in defending the faith. This series provides in-depth insights into the nuances of presuppositional apologetics rather than simply introductory material.
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(We will cover the video series with a study guide prepared for the students by Pastor Brad.)
Women's Bible Study
On every other Monday evenings our ladies have an in-depth Bible study. Our ladies have begun their next study on the epistle by James. They meet every other Monday evening at the Pastor's home to study and discuss the Scriptures. They then encourage each other in applying to their lives what they have studied.