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Redeemer offers a variety of resources for in-depth Bible Study. We meet every Sunday at 11:00 AM for group Bible Study after the worship service. Everyone is invited. We also meet on Wednesday mornings at 11:00 AM for mid-week Bible Study. You can attend the mid-week sessions in person or online via "Zoom". Our pastor also offers individual adult Bible Information Classes and young adult confirmation classes. In addition, below are links to online documents and podcasts containing Bible Studies for self-study, or for home and family study.
Bible Studies to Encourage Caring Congregations
Catechism Class - Sample Models
Chosen By God: Teaching the Doctrine of Election to Encourage Our People in Outreach
Devoted - Bible Study on Scouting and Fellowship
Discipleship - Lutheran Small Groups
Evangelical Heritage Version Bible Translation
Holy Communion (Parts 1&2) (Parts 3&4)
How the Canonicity of the Bible was Established
Male and Female He Created Them
Marriage - A Study of Marriage, in the Light of God's Word
- Marriage Maintenance Bible Studies
Old Testament Festivals - Spring Festivals - Symbols of Christ's First Coming
- Fall Festivals - The Fulfillment of Christ's Work
Old Testament Shadows of New Testament Realities
Standing Up for Children - A Christian Response to Child Abuse and Neglect
Stewardship - 10 for 10 Stewardship Program
The Real Presence of Christ's Body and Blood in the Lord's Supper
Worship Absence - Addressing Delinquency
Youth Bible Study - Focused Living in Christ
Lutheran Science Institute - Evolution - A Christian Response
Martin Luther College - Speaker's Bureau Bible Studies
Northwestern Publishing House - Bible Studies
WELS Women's Ministry Bible Studies ( Books of the Bible / Topical Studies / Bible Sisters / Time - It's a Gift /
Bible Study Resources / Spanish Bible Studies )
Bible Doctrinal Briefs and Exegeses
1 Corinthians 7:10-16 and Malicious Desertion - An Exegetical and Practical Study
Agreement in Doctrine and Practice
Baptism: Baptist and Lutheran Teachings Compared
Baptism, Confirmation, and First Communion
Development of our Lutheran Confessions
Doctrinal Challenges Facing Lutheranism in the 21st Century
Evaluation of "The Nature and Implications of the Concept of Fellowship"
Fundamentalism (Evangelical Lutheranism and Today's Evangelicals and Fundamentalists)
Human Sexuality, Personhood, Identity, and the Historic Christian Faith
Is Love an Action or an Emotion?
Is School Choice the Right Choice for WELS Schools?
Justification (Review of Common Confession)
Levels of Fellowship - Scriptural Principles or Rules of Men?
Male and Female in God's World
Ninety-Five Theses for the 21st Century For Confessional Lutherans
The Doctrinal Basis for the Formation of the CLC (Church of the Lutheran Confession)
The Doctrine of Fellowship and the Cost of Discipleship
The Holy Ghost, His Person and His Work
The Old Testament Sabbath and the New Testament Christian