GES Bible Studies

May 1, 2026   in Grace in Focus Articles

GES has now published Bible studies on three books of the NT (John, Hebrews, Revelation). The studies on Revelation and Hebrews will come out in May at our annual conference. They are essentially adaptations of our commentaries on those books. These studies are so exciting because they combine two very important parts of GES’s ministry: providing good Bible teaching and supporting local churches. While these studies are great for personal use, our goal is to have leaders and teachers use these books to help facilitate fruitful discussion and encourage deeper understanding of God’s Word. We want to see home churches and Bible studies grow and thrive. Individuals are nurtured through the milk of the Word and local bodies of believers are no different.

We plan to publish at least one new Bible study every year, and we want your help. If you have used or are using any of the current studies, please send us your feedback. We want to know what areas we can improve to make future studies even better. If you lead a Bible study or Sunday school class, ask your members to write down their thoughts. You can email your feedback to [email protected] or you can mail them to our PO Box.

Thank you for being a part of this ministry. We hope these Bible studies help you keep grace in focus!

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