Bible@10:30 is a weekly profitable Bible study to deepen our love for God and equip us to serve others. Our vision is to delight in God’s Word and live out Christ!

After Ezra and Nehemiah, Bible@10:30 returns to a New Testament book. For the rest of 2026, we will study Acts, using two guidebooks by Albert Mohler and published by our usual source, the Good Books Company, UK.

The story of Jesus does not end with his resurrection or his ascension. This is why Luke, inspired by the Holy Spirit, decided to write a second volume to follow his Gospel. We might call the book of Acts “The Book of What Jesus Did Next.” The first guidebook covers Acts Chapters 1 – 12 which chronicles the birth and growth of the church of Jesus Christ, starting from the church in Jerusalem, from Jesus’ ascension and the coming of the Spirit at Pentecost to the martyrdom of Stephen and the conversion of Saul, and finally to the coming of the gospel to the first non-Jews. The second guidebook covers Chapters 13 – 28, which recounts how the gospel began to extend to the ends of the earth, and we travel with Saul (now called Paul) throughout the Roman Empire as he preaches the gospel, plants churches, and then is arrested and put on trial for his faithfulness to Christ. We will see the sovereign hand of God at work, in birthing, shaping, using, and growing his church. His church still stands today, and we are members of it by faith, and we have the same mission, the unfinished task of being Christ’s witnesses “to the end of the earth. Join us as we study and discover how God can make us more zealous for his kingdom, show us our need for his Holy Spirit, and help us trust him as we face trials and suffering in the cause of the gospel.

We meet Sundays from 10:30 am to 11:30 am in church, usually in the Reboulet room in the French Church. Any changes in venue will be announced ahead of the session. Come join us – anytime! And even if you cannot make it every single Sunday, you will still benefit from the study and enjoy the group.