For United Methodists, studying the Bible is a foundational practice that helps us grow in our relationship with God and our understanding of how to live out our faith in the world. We believe that scripture is the primary source and standard for Christian doctrine. It helps us discern God’s will, provides guidance for our lives, and challenges us to embody Christ’s love for the world.

But deepening our faith isn’t just about reading scripture - it’s about engaging with it, wrestling with its meaning, and allowing it to shape our lives. That’s why we’re intentional about creating spaces for study, discussion, and practice. Through Bible studies and book studies, we explore not only the words of scripture but also the wisdom of those who help us apply faith to everyday life.

Faith is meant to be lived, not just understood. Whether we’re learning about compassion, forgiveness, or justice, we seek to put what we study into action. Together, as a community, we learn, question, and grow—challenging one another to listen for God’s voice and live out our faith in real and tangible ways.