Philly Bible Study

“but these have been written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God; and that believing you may have life in His name.” (John 20:31, LSB)

The Gospel of John stands apart for its unique language and profound focus on the life and work of Jesus. Written decades after Matthew, Mark, and Luke, John’s account provides new insight to deepen our understanding of Christ’s story, guiding us toward a firmer faith in Jesus as the Messiah and the Son of God. Join us online every Thursday morning at 10:30 AM for an exciting exploration of this gospel alongside fellow students of God’s Word.

Philly Bible Study organizes public and individual Bible studies across the city. Let's read through the Scriptures and hear what God would tell us. Bring a Bible. Bring a question. Bring a friend.

You can also join us online:
https://zoom.us/j/9365359679?pwd=Qm1KRk9COGprd3Y3eDlZc0Jpb1VSQT09

Questions? Call 267-453-8787 or send an email to info@phillybiblestudy.org.

https://phillybiblestudy.org/bible-studies-in-philadelphia/

We are studying the book of the Acts of the apostles. Typically one chapter each week.

All who are interested in biblical studies, particularly the book of Acts, are welcome. We look forward to learning and growing together. Join us!

When accusations in Heaven lead to terrors on Earth, righteous Job finds himself at the center of the storm. He and his three friends—Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar—debate the meaning of his sufferings and the character of God. Is it worth serving God if it means losing everything? What does it mean when good people suffer evil? Is God truly a God of justice?

Join us every Tuesday at 7:30pm - in person or online - as we consider God's servant Job and the relevance of his story for us today.

Zoom link: https://bit.ly/PhillyBibleStudyZoom

Questions? Call 267-453-8787 or send an email to info@phillybiblestudy.org. www.PhillyBibleStudy.org