Learn the Foundations of What Christians Believe.

“But in your hearts revere Christ as Lord. Always be prepared to give an answer to everyone who asks you to give the reason for the hope that you have. But do this with gentleness and respect,”

1 Peter 3:15

People both inside and outside the church have basic questions about the Christian faith. This study is a safe place to explore those questions. It is for everyone, whether you are a seasoned follower of Christ or still figuring out if you believe.

A person is holding a smartphone with a religious text displayed on the screen. On a wooden table in front of them, there are black glasses, a chocolate chip cookie on a paper napkin, and a cup of coffee or tea in a white cup and saucer.

Every week there will be five reading so you can have a daily reading and two free days to caught up.

Step 1: Daily Devotionals

Devotionals

Close-up of a book titled "You Are a Theologian" by Jen Wilkin and J. T. English, placed on a black chair with a metal decorative side panel in the background.

Every week we ask that you read the assigned chapter, highlight, take notes and answer the questions at the end of each chapter. Come to your group time well prepared.

Step 2: Read the Book

Book

People sitting around a table with coffee and beverage cups, glass pitchers, and wooden trays, engaging in conversation.

This study is not meant to be done on your own. The best Christian study is done in community. Therefore, if you are not in a small group we want to encourage you to join one.

Step 3: Join a Group

Groups

“Professing Christians in staggering numbers don’t understand or ascribe to the most basic beliefs of the faith they claim to stake their lives on. They lack basic theological understanding. And the trends show that the knowledge gap is not getting better, but worse. It would appear that one generation has failed to tell the next. It would appear that we have made converts, but not disciples.”