None of us comes to the Bible with a clean slate. All of us already approach the Scriptures looking through a certain lens that influences how we interpret the Scriptures. There are two main theological grids (lenses) today that determine how we view the Bible: Dispensationalism & Covenant Theology. One view thinks there is more discontinuity between the Old & New Testaments (Dispensationalism), while the other (Covenant Theology) sees more continuity between the Old and New Testaments. Come and hear as we explore not just the differences, but the one unfolding story (from Genesis to Revelation) of a Redeemer who was not just promised in the Old Testament, but became flesh and blood and accomplished our redemption. Discover the implications this has on our lives.
Focus is a Co-ed study that meets on Wednesday nights with small group discussion, lecture, and fellowship. After small group discussions, all come together for a teaching time in a lecture format. This spring, we will be studying 1 and 2 Samuel, using the new curriculum: The Rise and Reign of the Lord's Anointed.
Contact Jane Beasley at [email protected] or call 214-224-2771 with questions.
Looking for intentional quiet time with Jesus? Join other men for Solitude Saturday - a 2-hour break from the world to sit at our Lord’s feet, pray and meditate on Scripture. Meet in the Grand Hall at 9:00 a.m., and then each man will find a place in the church building for this special time of self-directed silent devotion.
The purpose of the Men’s Care Ministry is to provide scripturally focused groups and mentors that connect theological concepts with the day-to-day challenges faced in the hearts of men. God calls men to live in freedom and grace. For many men, the struggle with sexual wholeness can be daunting. Many of us are lost on how to find freedom from areas of deep, secret, and personal struggle. These groups gather to develop and expand a deeper spiritual life, build community with others, increase one’s capacity for the honesty needed to walk in light, and deepen personal holiness.