Experience what happens in one's life when one discovers God,
and comes to know Him through the study of His Word, the Holy Bible.
Our class meets weekly in Idaho Falls on Monday evening from 7:00 PM to 8:45 PM from mid-September through the end of April, with a Christmas break from early December through early January.
Each class member receives course books with weekly home study questions, and professional commentaries. Additionally, a twenty minute live teaching is given on each week's lesson, and recorded for later viewing. Finally, each class member has access to online digital versions of the lessons, commentaries, and recorded weekly teaching videos via the Community Bible Study online system called FISHER.
Every week, our class members participate in small groups wherein they discuss their answers to the week's home study questions, fellowship with one another, and pray together. In person, and hybrid in-person/online small groups are available for women, men, and coed, according to one's preference.
Calvary Baptist Church
785 1st St, Idaho Falls, ID 83401
is where the Idaho Falls Evening Community Bible Study class in-person Core Groups meet.
Colossians
The book of Colossians is a letter from the Apostle Paul that proclaims the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ over all creation and every spiritual power. Paul encourages the believers in Colossae to remain rooted in Christ rather than being led astray by false teachings, emphasizing that through Christ's death and resurrection they have been forgiven, made spiritually alive, and given a new identity. He calls them to live out this new life with compassion, humility, love, and thankfulness, allowing Christ to shape their relationships, worship, and daily conduct so that their lives reflect His lordship in every area.
Genesis, Chapters 1 through 22
Genesis, chapters 1 through 22, recounts the origins of the world, humanity, and God's covenant relationship with His people. God creates the heavens, the earth, and all living things, culminating in the creation of Adam and Eve, whose disobedience brings sin and death into the world. As humanity's wickedness grows, God judges the earth with a flood, preserving Noah, his family, and representatives of every kind of animal, then establishes a covenant signified by the rainbow. After the nations spread from Babel, God calls Abram (later Abraham) to leave his homeland, promising to make him the father of a great nation and a blessing to all peoples. Despite trials, famine, conflict, and years of waiting for an heir, God's promises begin to unfold with the miraculous birth of Isaac. The section concludes with Abraham's supreme test of faith, as he willingly offers Isaac in obedience to God until God provides a ram in Isaac's place, reaffirming His covenant and the blessings promised through Abraham's descendants.
785 1st St, Idaho Falls, 83401
Mon at 7:00 PM - 8:45 PM
Co-Ed
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