Here at House Chapel, we care that you’ve chosen to attend a Bible study for the very first time. Our online (Zoom) group discussions are designed for first-time attendees who may be completely new to the Word of God. This is important because there is often a misconception that the conversations will be based on specific Biblical references without any explanation.
Bible Studies Are Designed to Be Inclusive but You Can Attend to Simply Listen to the Word of God
If you don’t want to stand out or be “put on the spot” that’s okay! While these discussions are group-driven, as a first-time attendee if your goal is to observe and simply listen, you are welcome to do just that! At its core, a Bible study is intended to be a time for learning about God’s Word.
We are always interested in people’s life stories as they open our mind’s to different walks of life. As someone who may be completely new to Christianity, your life experiences are unique to why what led you to attend a Bible Study in the first place. You are also welcomed to share with the group your thoughts on the topic and we always encourage questions. Know that the setting will be relaxed and comfortable.
It’s an Opportunity to Make Connections
One of the best benefits of attending a Bible Study is the people you will meet. Some of the best friendships are made in Bible studies. Many of the attendees are looking for a way to draw closer to God and in doing so they establish relationships with others who can help strengthen their walk with God. You will also meet members of the community who you may have never met otherwise, some of whom can help with other aspects of your life such as finding a job, caretaker, or someone you can simply turn to when things get rough. At House Chapel, we enjoy getting to know our community and finding ways to bring each other together.
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