We do not begin by telling you what to believe. We begin with the text, and we learn to search the Scriptures together.
Bring your Bible.We slow down. We read carefully. We ask what the words meant to the people who first heard them, and we let one part of Scripture help us understand another.
None of this is a rigid formula. It is simply how we pay attention — letting the text lead, praying before we conclude, and staying willing to reconsider what we thought we knew.
We read together. We ask our questions out loud. We search the Scriptures side by side and let the text speak. Come with your Bible, your questions, and your pen and paper — then we begin.
We may not always reach the same conclusion at the same time. We can search honestly, disagree graciously, remain teachable, and keep returning to the text together.
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Prayer is where Scripture stops being something we merely study and becomes something we answer the FATHER with.
We do not pray as strangers trying to gain access. We pray as children — learning to abide, agree, and respond to the FATHER.
Here we also search what Yeshua meant when He taught us to ask in His name — and what it means to pray as those who belong to Him.
Sometimes prayer is where we learn to agree with Him.
Come to the table — in person or online. Bring your Bible, your questions, and your pen and paper.
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