The Bible is known by many names. In the church it is also referred to as Scripture, God’s Written Word, and God’s Holy Word. ELCA Lutherans also refer to the Bible as our “Book of Faith.” At Good Shepherd, faithful engagement with our Book of Faith is a vital part of our daily life together as it helps to nurture our faith and points us to Jesus and the lives we are called to live as Christians.
As Lutherans, we believe that studying the Bible is most faithfully done in community. While individual Bible study also enriches our understanding of God, Jesus and faith, having conversation with others about what we hear and see when we read the Bible helps us to hear and understand it more completely. Engagement with our Book of Faith with one another strengthens our community and leads us out into the world to serve the needs of our neighbors.
In our Bible studies we read Scripture together, ask lots of questions, read and listen to what Bible scholars and teachers can bring to the conversation, and we listen to one another. We may end up with more questions than we have answers, but we are okay with that.
Want to learn more or need some reference materials? Good Shepherd has resource materials available for lending. See the attached list of the books and resources currently available here.
Sunday Bible Studies
Coffee & Conversation- Sundays 9:45 AM
We meet in person Sunday mornings in room 118 at 9:45 AM, led by Ben Setzer.
All are welcome, no experience necessary!
Every week during the school year we meet to deepen our relationship with God and his Word.
New study entitled “Prophets Faithful to God’s Covenant”. These studies will focus on prophets in the Old Testament.
Would you like to meet new people? Join a small group? Expand your Bible knowledge?
Word on Wednesday small group meets via Zoom virtual format from 10:00 – 11:30 AM on Wednesdays for study of The Word, discussion and fellowship.
Our study will be: “Messy Spirituality: God’s Annoying Love for Imperfect People” by Mark Yaconelli
Contact church office if interested and to reserve a copy of the book
You are welcome to join anytime.
Our study format allows flexibility for your schedule.
For more information, please contact Lori Peters, small group leader, at the church office.
Theology on Tap – Game Day
Wednesday’s every other week at 7 PM-Next date is Feb. 1.
Game Day on Eagle Drive, in Woodstock, on the patio Come join us for fun dialog!
Have you ever had a tough question about faith/church/religion that you maybe don’t feel comfortable asking in church? Still seeking answers?
Come join us for an adult beverage (you don’t have to drink!) and inquisitive conversation.
Pastor Rosy will lead a discussion on various topics each time we meet.
Thursday Morning Bible Study: 10 AM
Led by Pastor Rosy, feel free to contact her with any questions.
We will be studying, An Unexpected Revival: Experiencing God’s Goodness through Disappointment and Doubt.
We will meet in person, Thursday mornings at 10AM with light refreshments
The book can be purchased on Amazon (remember to use smile.amazon).
All are welcome.
Encounter a unique picture of revival through Ezekiel’s prophecies in this 8-week Bible study, God chose to spark revival through people who seemed counted out, cast aside, and disregarded. However, God pursues us with His goodness desiring to bring revival to our broken hearts.
Adult Bible Study
The Bible is known by many names. In the church it is also referred to as Scripture, God’s Written Word, and God’s Holy Word. ELCA Lutherans also refer to the Bible as our “Book of Faith.” At Good Shepherd, faithful engagement with our Book of Faith is a vital part of our daily life together as it helps to nurture our faith and points us to Jesus and the lives we are called to live as Christians.
As Lutherans, we believe that studying the Bible is most faithfully done in community. While individual Bible study also enriches our understanding of God, Jesus and faith, having conversation with others about what we hear and see when we read the Bible helps us to hear and understand it more completely. Engagement with our Book of Faith with one another strengthens our community and leads us out into the world to serve the needs of our neighbors.
In our Bible studies we read Scripture together, ask lots of questions, read and listen to what Bible scholars and teachers can bring to the conversation, and we listen to one another. We may end up with more questions than we have answers, but we are okay with that.
Want to learn more or need some reference materials? Good Shepherd has resource materials available for lending. See the attached list of the books and resources currently available here.
Sunday Bible Studies
Coffee & Conversation- Sundays 9:45 AM
Faith Stories – New Study Feb. 5th
Men in Mission
Weekly Bible Studies
Monday Lunch and Learn. New Study for the New Year.
Word on Wednesday- 10 AM
Thursday Morning Bible Study: 10 AM
Encounter a unique picture of revival through Ezekiel’s prophecies in this 8-week Bible study, God chose to spark revival through people who seemed counted out, cast aside, and disregarded. However, God pursues us with His goodness desiring to bring revival to our broken hearts.
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