Study in the Chapel
We take a fresh approach to Scripture by going in-depth to unlock what God has been trying to tell us since, literally, time began. We examine what we’ve been told the Bible says and we put it to the test. We look at the original languages. We investigate the cultural background. We strip away what religion tells us we must believe and then we present an honest, thought-out, unfiltered view of Truth.
All we’re doing is clearing away the centuries of ulterior motives that have accumulated on the “old” Truths. We’re not crackpots. We’re not speculators. We do our research. We consult the almost 2,000 years of scholarship that is available and, most of all, we rely on the Holy Spirit, the Spirit of Truth to reveal the details of the One who sent that Spirit to us.
Jesus Christ is Lord and Savior and you really need to get to know Him. Allow us to help.
Episodes
129 episodes
Bible Study Romans Part 65-Manifested
Two words can change the whole way you read Romans and the whole way you think about Salvation: “But now.” After Paul spends chapter after chapter proving that every one of us stands guilty, we finally reach the turning point in Romans 3:21-22 ...
Bible Study Genesis Part 64-Land of the Giants
God’s patience is real, but it is not endless, and Genesis 6 says that plainly. We open with the weight of Scripture itself: God’s Word is supreme, Jesus is the point of every page, and without Christ none of us is “fine” or “basically good” in...
Bible Study Romans Part 64-Justification
Most of us secretly believe the scoreboard will save us: do enough good, avoid enough bad, and God will let us in. Romans 3:20 blows up that logic with one line: “by the deeds of the Law there shall no flesh be justified.” We slow down and take...
Bible Study Genesis Part 63-He's No Angel
Genesis 6 has a way of pulling people into extremes: either we flatten it into a tame Sunday school story or we turn it into a sensational mystery full of angels, giants, and rumors. We take a different path and read the text carefully, line by...
Bible Study Romans Part 63-No Deeds of the Law
Walk into any big city pharmacy today and you can feel it: the locked cabinets, the long wait for a clerk, the sense that something basic has changed. We start there with a real-world picture from New York City and then trace it back to a blunt...
Bible Study Genesis Part 62-Time Is Running Out
The Noah story is so famous that it’s easy to miss what it’s actually doing to us. We’ve seen it turned into cute posters and children’s lessons, and over time the Flood becomes a harmless backdrop instead of a hard-edged warning and a serious ...
Bible Study Romans Part 62-Yes You
Romans 3 doesn’t try to boost our self-esteem. It puts humanity on trial, then reads the verdict out loud and it’s brutal on purpose.We stay in Paul’s letter to the Romans and follow his chain of Old Testament proof texts as he shows th...
Bible Study Genesis Part 61-Dynamite
The Noah account gets mocked because people think it belongs in the fiction aisle, but we make a different move: we start with what your senses already tell you. Turn on the news and it is hard to deny the world is in trouble. Conflict feels no...
Bible Study Romans Part 61-Don't Be So Mean, Paul
Most people say they want “the good news” until they hear what the Bible means by it. We make a case that evangelism often fails because we start in the wrong place: we lead with “Jesus loves you” or we promise Jesus will fix someone’s life. Th...
Bible Study Genesis Part 60-Whimsy or Warning
Genesis 6 doesn’t let us stay comfortable. Once you hear the chapter read as written, the Noah Flood account stops feeling like a distant Bible story and starts sounding like a diagnosis of the human heart: corruption, violence, and a world tha...
Bible Study Romans Part 60-As It Is Written
Politicians love a blame story. Point at “them,” stir the emotion, promise relief, and never show the receipts. We push back on that habit by watching how Paul teaches in Romans 3: he makes a sweeping claim about human sin, then immediately gro...
Bible Study Genesis Part 59-And He Called His Name Noah
Genesis 5 looks like a simple genealogy until you slow down and actually read what’s there and what’s missing. We finish the chapter by following the line from Methuselah to Noah, then we tackle the “elephant in the room” question: if you add u...
Bible Study Romans Part 59-Under Sin
Romans 3 does not whisper. It levels the room, takes away our excuses, and forces one clear question: do we actually believe what God has said about us?We pick up in Romans 3:9–12 and sit with Paul’s claim that both Jews and Gentiles ar...
Bible Study Genesis Part 58-Enoch And The Gospel
One line in Genesis can stop you in your tracks: “Enoch walked with God and he was not, for God took him.” If you’ve ever read that and thought, "Wait, how does that work," you’re not alone. We slow down and take the question seriously, because...
Bible Study Romans Part 58-Under Sin
Paul doesn’t just make claims in Romans 3, he dismantles the objections before they harden into lifelong resistance. We read the text closely (from the King James) and follow his “ask the hard question, then answer it” approach, including the u...
Bible Study Genesis Part 57-And Enoch Walked WIth God
Genesis 5 reads like a list until you notice what God is doing with it. We follow the steady rhythm of names, years, and the repeated final line “and he died,” and we let that repetition land the way it’s meant to: God said death would follow s...
Bible Study Romans Part 57-Why Am I the Bad Guy?
If you’ve ever looked at the world’s growing unbelief and wondered, “Does any of this make God’s truth less real?” Romans 3 answers with a firm "no". We open with why Scripture has to stay supreme in our lives, then we move into Paul’s tightly ...
Bible Study Genesis Part 56-And He Died
One line in Genesis can sound like a mistake if you read it fast: Adam “called his name Seth,” yet earlier it seems like Eve named him. We take that tension seriously and use it to show how careful Bible study works when a passage feels off. Ra...
Bible Study Romans Part 56-Oracles of God
Romans 3 doesn’t let anyone hide behind labels, rituals, or good intentions. We start with Paul’s blunt diagnosis that “there is none righteous” and follow why he insists on saying the hard thing first: until we face sin honestly, the Gospel so...
Bible Study Genesis Part 55-Family Revisited
Genesis 5 can feel like a speed bump: a long list of names, ages, and “begats” that tempts most people to skim. We slow down and treat the genealogy like God meant it to be read, because it quietly proves something massive: what God says He wil...
Bible Study Romans Part 55-Letter or Love
Religious people often feel safest when they can point to a visible sign: a ritual completed, a rule kept, a reputation protected. Romans 2 refuses to let us hide there. We finish chapter two by walking through Romans 2:25–29, where Paul uses c...
Bible Study Genesis Part 54-Name Change
Genesis 4 is not a slow genealogy read, it is a snapshot of civilization forming under the shadow of exile. We trace the surprising “firsts” that show up in Cain’s line: Jabal and the practical need for tents and cattle, Jubal and the birth of ...
Bible Study Romans Part 54-Outward Signs
A comfortable church can be a dangerous church, especially when comfort becomes the goal. We sit with Paul’s blunt logic in Romans 2 and let it search us: if we wear God’s name while living like the world, we don’t just harm ourselves, we teach...
Bible Study Genesis Part 53-Mark of Cain
“What is the mark of Cain?” is one of those Bible questions people love to argue about, but Genesis 4 gives us more than a trivia hook. We walk step by step through the story of Cain and Abel and keep coming back to a hard, practical theme: whe...
Bible Study Romans Part 53-Do You Plunder Sacred Things
Bible knowledge can feel like a shield, until Romans 2 turns it into a mirror. We open Paul’s letter right where it gets painfully specific: the moment he confronts religious confidence that boasts in God’s Law while quietly ignoring what that ...