Community Bible Study

Fleming Island FL

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Come see what happens in people’s lives when they discover God through the study of His Word, the Bible. Our classes meet weekly during the school year. Each class participant receives a course book with a commentary and home study questions. Each week, you’ll participate in small group discussions and a large group teaching. From time to time, fellowship meals will provide special times of sharing and relationship building within the class.

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ABOUT THE CLASS

This is a Co-Ed Class

MON at 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Our 30-week study of GENESIS Chapters 1-22 and JOB starts September 14, 2026 at River Christian Church. Registration for adults is $40.00 for the entire year and includes materials. Scholarships are available as needed.

In-Person Class:

*Monday Evening: 6:30-8:00 pm in-person for Women

*Monday Evening: 6:30-8:00 pm in-person for Men

Remote and Virutal Classes also available :

*Thursday Day: in-person for women, meeting 9:30-11:00 am at Grace Anglican Church starts September 17, 2026 (space limited)

*Thursday Day: virtual for men, meeting 9:30-11:00 am starts September 17, 2026

*Tuesday Day: virtual for women, meeting 9:30-11:00 am starts September 15, 2026

Currently Studying: Job, Genesis

Although Genesis is an ancient book, it speaks to some of the biggest questions we have today: Is there a God? If so, what is He like? Why is there evil in the world? Why are we here, and where can we find purpose and hope? In this course, which covers the first 22 chapters of Genesis, participants will see that God created a beautiful world and gave people a noble calling in His creation. It explains how our world was fractured by human rebellion and presents the beginnings of God’s plan to put everything back together.

The book of Job addresses a millennia-old question: Why does a good God allow suffering? It explores the various theories people have offered in response to this troubling problem. Perhaps no other book of the Bible addresses such raw and vulnerable suffering. We learn from Job’s painfully honest example that it’s okay to struggle and question in times of great suffering and loss—provided we keep taking those questions to God and don’t lose faith in Him. We also gain wisdom on what to do and especially what not to do when those we love go through difficult times. Given the nature of Job’s themes, participants may be surprised by the encouragement they receive from this study.