These Bible studies are for believers who have some understanding of the Bible. The hope is that you have read the Bible at least once and want to start progressing beyond the shallow studies that often occur in church buildings that target visitors.
Understanding God: This series helps the believer understand God's revelation of himself in the scripture. If you attentively follow the studies in this series, you will be able to decide if the trinity teaching that you often hear is true.
Biblical Time: The Bible uses many terms concerning time. Some are straightforward and some require a little explanation. Also, God has been working through history with a schedule in his mind. See through the lies of "science" today with the assurance of God's word.
Holidays: Understand what the Bible defines as a holiday. Are you celebrating pagan traditions?
Resurrection: This series examines all aspects of resurrection. It has a companion e-book.
These Bible studies are intended to help you understand the separation between today's church and the "other" church in the New Testament. Many teach that these churches are one-and-the-same. With that incorrect perspective, conflicting scriptures create confusion. When the scriptures are properly divided, no confusion results. As a simple example, do you have to be baptized or not?
The studies can be viewed in any order. All of them have the same objective. These may contradict what you have been taught, so they may be hard to receive. Study the scriptures and let God open your eyes to his word. Don't overlook the expositional study of the book of Acts (possibly one of the most poorly taught books in the Bible)!
These studies provide foundational information for understanding the gospel accounts. These are not the same as those that study Jesus' ministry (which go though the gospel account contents).
These studies focus on Jesus' ministry by examining the details of the stories that are in multiple gospel accounts.
These studies answer questions that have been asked.