We welcome personal Bible studies with those visiting our web site as well as those visiting with us during our weekly assemblies. 

The following is a list of potential topics for consideration.  The list may prompt many other topics of interest - we are happy to study any Bible subject.   If you see a topic you would like to study or have other interests, please contact us by email from the "contact us" tab on the web site or by phone (936) 372-2545 and we will reply back.  These are personal correspondence studies, not pre-prepared lessons. 

#1. Overview of the Bible Message.

#2. The Old and New Testament: Similarities and Differences.

#3. Growing My Faith: I want to believe, but I am uncertain about God.

#4. Are the scriptures reliable and accurate?

#5. There are many Bible translations.  Which ones are the best?

#6. Is it appropriate to not attend church?  Is it acceptable to God to stay home?

#7. The Lord's Day and the Lord's Supper. 

#8. What does non-demoninational mean?  Does the New Testament really say anything about this?

#9. Should religous teachings and doctrine change as our society changes?

#10. Why are there so many Christian religious groups? (History of religious development from the first century).

#11. Is Christianity something you just have to believe in, having no rational evidence or proofs to confirm it?