Bible
Studies
We believe in growing disciples of Jesus. A big part of growing in Christ comes from learning more about God’s word, the Bible. Madison is a place where you can ask questions and reason together with other Christians to learn more about the life Christ calls us to live.
Join us for Bible Study on Sundays at 5:00PM and Wednesdays at 7:00PM. Our Sunday studies are divided into general age and life stage groups while our Wednesday night studies are multigenerational. We encourage you to join any study that you are interested in.
Schedule A Bible Study
We would love the opportunity to study the Bible with you! We believe the Bible is God’s word. It is inspired by Him and given to us to better understand who He is and better understand the life He calls us to live.
Study By Mail
Study the Bible at your own pace through mail-in Bible studies. You can study the Bible at a pace that suits your life stage with regular feedback from one of our correspondence teachers.
Suggest A Bible Topic
We are always looking to make sure our lineup of Bible studies is Biblical and relevant. If you have an idea for a study, we’d love to hear about it. Click below to submit feedback to the Adult Education Committee.
SPRING QUARTER | SUNDAY STUDIES
Rediscovering Jesus: Messiah, Lord, & King (Feb-Apr)
This study seeks to rediscover Jesus as he was first encountered—rooted in his original historical, political, and religious context. What did his words mean to the people who first heard them? How were his actions understood in a world shaped by Roman occupation, Jewish expectation, and deep longing for God’s intervention? In the first century, titles like “Messiah,” “Son of God,” and “Lord” were not merely devotional expressions or theological labels. They carried explosive implications. To call Jesus “Messiah” was to make a claim about power, kingship, and liberation. To call him “Lord” was to challenge other loyalties—especially in a world where Caesar claimed that title for himself. These words could inspire hope, provoke outrage, and even invite persecution. If these claims were dangerous then, we must ask whether they still are now. What would it mean to take Jesus seriously—not just as a source of personal comfort, but as a Lord whose life, teachings, and kingdom confront our values, reshape our priorities, and demand our allegiance? As we recover the original meaning of who Jesus was and what he proclaimed, we will explore what following him truly meant then—and what it might cost us today.
College (South Balcony) – Kirk Hunt
Young Professionals (201) – Spenser Hyman
Young Couples (201A) – David Glenn
Preschool Parents (Fellowship Rm) – Jeffrey Gaddes & Austin Wunderlich
Faith Builders (206A) – Jordan Abrams & Jason Helton
Teen Parents (Madison RM) – Brian Wisdom
Empty Nesters (Echo Rm) – Stan Nutt
Young at Heart (Auditorium) – David Whitworth
Iglesia AM (201A) – Beto Huamani
2025 MID-WEEK SUMMER SERIES
SPRING QUARTER | WEDNESDAY BIBLE STUDY
Our mid-week Bible studies are intergenerational and cover a variety of textual and topical studies. Join us each Wednesday night for Bible study at 7PM.
THE HOLY SPIRIT
David Wade | Rom 201
This class will be an in-depth study of the Holy Spirit. We will be studying who He is and how God the Spirit worked in the Old and New Testaments, and how he still works today. The class goal is to know God better and to understand how He works in the world to achieve his purpose.
THE WORDS OF LIFE: LADIES CLASS
Various Speakers | Echo Room
In difficult times and even in wonderful times, God has given us something constant: His word. In this class, we will hear from some of our own sisters as they share the scriptures that have carried them through different life circumstances, both good and bad.
WORDS OF WISDOM
Various Speakers | Rm 206A
Proverbs 13:20 tells us, “Whoever walks with the wise becomes wise…” This quarter, several of our seasoned men of faith will share spiritual lessons from their lives and the Scriptures that shaped them. Each week, a different brother will offer practical insight on following Christ through work, family, trials, and everyday decisions. Together we’ll listen, learn, and encourage one another toward deeper faith and obedience. Come ready to be strengthened—and to receive and pass on wisdom from one generation to the next.
ESTHER: GOD’S PROVIDENTIAL QUEEN
Michael Manasco | Auditorium
The story of Esther is known both inside and outside the Church. Historians note evidences in the text that root the event in historical record. Many Jewish families continue to celebrate the events of the book as a sacred holiday. Children in our own bible classes learn of the courageous queen who risked it all to save her people. The story has all the elements of an epic tale fit for stage and screen: a lustful king, conspiracies, a spiteful villain, and unlikely heroes in a seemingly unwinnable situation. Today, we often hear of Esther as the book where God’s name is never mentioned in the text; however, a closer read reveals to us that God is in fact on full display. Through Esther, God uses a queen to reveal His own absolute sovereignty. Where we see coincidences, God invites us to perceive His providential plans. Queen Esther and her uncle Mordecai reveal what happens when we trust in God and seek His courage, in contrast to the fate of those who turn to their own selfish hearts, as Haman did. Join us as we explore the courage of Esther together, and work to open our eyes to God’s providence and how we each must step up, as Esther 4:14 says, “for such a time as this.”
A NEW DAY: A 12 STEP CHRIST-CENTERED CLASS
David Hargett | Rm 201A
This class is a supportive fellowship where men and women come together to apply the spiritual principles of the Twelve Steps in their daily lives. The goal is to deepen our spiritual connections with God, with others, and with ourselves. By sharing and practicing these principles, we seek personal growth and healing within a safe and respectful environment.
Iglesia – Beto Huamani – La Oficina
