All Kerygma Resources
The Kerygma Program offers approximately 40 elective Bible studies categorized by length and focus, ranging from 4 to 14 sessions. These courses function as shorter alternatives to year-long foundational overviews such as The Bible in Depth.
Below is a list of Kerygma studies grouped by biblical focus and theme.
New Testament Studies
Focuses on individual books or themes within the New Testament.
- Acts of the Apostles: Into the World
- The Book of Revelation: All Creation's Hallelujah
- First Corinthians: One in Christ
- Second Corinthians: Living Letters in Christ
- Galatians & James: Faith and Works
- Romans: A Letter for Today
- Parables: Stories for Life in God's World
Old Testament Studies
Elective courses centered on Old Testament prophets, wisdom literature, and history.
- Beginnings: A Study of the Call of God in Genesis
- Exodus: Gateway to the Bible
- Isaiah (Part 1): Holy, Holy, Holy
- Isaiah (Parts 2 & 3): Do Not Be Afraid / Your Light Has Come
- Job and the Life of Faith: Wisdom for Today's World
- Jonah & Ruth: Lessons for Our Fractured World
- Amos & Hosea: Boundaries, Tough Love, Amazing Grace
- Discovering Psalms: Passion, Promise & Praise
Thematic and Seasonal Studies
These shorter studies focus on spiritual themes, Christian living, and seasons of the church year.
The Gospels
- The Gospel of Matthew: God With Us
- The Gospel of Mark: Powerful, Courageous, Trusting
- The Gospel of Luke: Good News for All
- The Gospel of John: That You May Believe
Great Themes of the Bible
A series including:
Core Thematic Studies
These studies explore central themes of Christian faith and life and can be used in a variety of settings throughout the year.
- Blessed Are You: The Beatitudes of Jesus in Scripture and in Life
- Commandments For a Blessed Life
- Shalom: A Study of the Biblical Concept of Peace
Seasonal Studies (Advent & Lent)
Designed for use during key seasons of the church year.
Musical and Foundational Studies
- Hallelujah: The Bible and Handel's Messiah
- Sowing Tears, Reaping Joy: The Bible and Brahms' Requiem
- Bible and Theology (Books 1–4) — Multi-part series connecting scripture to theological development.
- Listening to Scripture: Strategies for Interpreting the Bible
Further Exploration
- Kerygma Catalog — View current offerings and session lengths.
- Theological Approach — Learn more about the program’s approach to Bible study.
- Session Samples — Explore sample sessions.