Bible Studies

  • Adult Sunday Bible Study and Discussion

    9:30-10:30am with Greg Anderson  ~  Chapel (ongoing)
    10:30-11:30am with Robert Hellie  ~  Church Library (starting Sept 15)
    Each Sunday morning during the school year, adults explore and discuss how God’s Word impacts our lives. Subjects vary: specific books of the Bible, topical studies, or video-based presentations by well known Christian authors. No prior Bible study experience is needed and no weekly preparation is expected. Coffee and snacks are available from the Bagel Café in the Gym. Drop in any week for rewarding fellowship and study. 

  • Wednesday Men’s Breakfast Bible Study

    6:30-7:20am  ~  Zack's of Plymouth on Main Street

    Start your day in the Word! End your week strong and prepare for weekend worship. Wednesdays, we take turns reading a section of Scripture, followed by relaxed and informal discussion. Fellowship, study, and coffee are the rule – breakfast is optional. Contact: Pat Lukasik at 734-981-1848 or David Schendel.

  • Thursday Senior Bible Study

    11:00am-12:15pm  ~  Chapel

    Anyone 55 to 99 is invited to attend! With a hassle-free and peace-filled setting led by Pastor Tim, come reflect on the Bible while you connect with friends. Study will open with praise reports and prayer before we begin a topical study or focus on a book of the Bible. Study will run a little over 1 hour. There is always coffee and occasionally cookies or snacks. Contact: Pastor Tim.

  • Friday Men’s Breakfast Bible Study

    6:30-7:20am  ~  Zack's of Plymouth on Main Street

    On Fridays, we will review and unpack the Scripture readings which will form the basis for the Pastor’s weekend worship message. Fellowship, study, and coffee are the rule – breakfast is optional. Contact: Pat Lukasik at 734-981-1848 or David Schendel.

  • Evangelical Lutheranism 101

    In 1517, Martin Luther launched a revolution that changed Christianity and the western world. So, what was it that was so revolutionary? What is it that we believe? How might this be the same or different from other branches of Christianity? What difference might it make for life today? Listen to the two sessions on our Recordings page.