Genesis: A Six-Week Journey from Creation to Joseph - Explore the foundational narratives of faith in this six-week study of Genesis. Journey from the dawn of Creation and the Fall to the calling of Abraham and the establishment of the Covenant. Trace the lineage of the patriarchs through the struggles of Isaac and Jacob, concluding with the powerful transformation of Joseph from an outcast to a savior in Egypt.

Torah Story - An in-depth investigation of the Torah, also known as the Pentateuch, the foundational collection of five books that constitute the core of the Hebrew Bible and the Jewish tradition.

From Canaan to Kingdom - A comprehensive exploration of the historical and theological themes of Joshua, Judges, Ruth, and the two books of Samuel, the five books of the Hebrew Bible that narrate the emergence of Israel as a nation.

From Kingdom to Chaos - A two part study of the Books of I and II Kings.

• From Solomon to Jehoshaphat (I Kings) - An exploration of the dramatic shift in Israel's history, from the pinnacle of King Solomon's wisdom and glory to the complexities of the divided kingdom under Jehoshaphat, examining themes of leadership, faithfulness, and the consequences of choices that shaped a nation's destiny. 

• The Decline and Fall of the Divided Kingdom (II Kings)- A compelling journey through II Kings, witnessing the stark consequences of unchecked power and spiritual compromise as the once-glorious kingdoms of Israel and Judah tragically descend into idolatry and ultimately, fall to foreign empires. Discover the unwavering prophetic voices who warned them and the profound lessons their decline offers for our own lives today. 

From Babylon to New Beginnings - Ezra, Nehemiah, Haggai, Zechariah, Esther, and Malachi This nine-week course offers a close study of the vital intersection of historical narrative, court intrigue, and prophetic vision during the post-exilic era. Special attention will be given to the rebuilding of the temple and covenant renewal in Judah, alongside the existential challenges of preserving a distinct Jewish identity under Persian imperial rule—both at home and in the diaspora. By integrating these civic, prophetic, and narrative texts, the class explores the profound struggles, hidden providence, and theological hopes of a community reconstructing its faith and securing its future. 

 Jonah, Job, and James - This study explores the profound questions raised in Jonah, Job, and James: Jonah, a prophet who questioned God's loyalty to justice and Israel; Job, a righteous man who wrestled with God's righteousness; and James, a faithful follower who challenged the value of faith without works. Together, these books reveal the complexity of faith, justice, and human responsibility in the divine narrative. 

Jesus and The Gospels Four - An examination of the diverse representations and interpretations of Jesus in the four canonical Gospels of the New Testament.

Revelation as History, Mystery, and Eternal Hope - A comparative analysis of the different perspectives on the Book of Revelation, the final book of the Bible.