Tucson Central of the Nazarene believe bible studies serve multiple purposes for individuals and communities, providing a structured approach to understanding and applying the teachings of the Bible. Here’s a description of what Bible studies might involve:

Studying the Bible: This is the core activity where participants read and examine biblical texts in detail, often focusing on a specific passage, book, or theme. The goal is to understand the message, context, and meaning of the Scriptures.

Using the Word of God in Everyday Life: Bible studies aim to help individuals apply biblical principles to daily living. This includes making decisions, interacting with others, and facing challenges in a way that reflects Christian values.

Meeting People from Church: Bible studies often take place in church settings or through church groups, providing an opportunity to build relationships with fellow believers. It’s a time for communal learning, sharing insights, and supporting one another in faith.

Acts of Service: Many Bible study groups engage in service projects or outreach programs. Studying the Bible often inspires acts of kindness and service, as participants put their faith into action

Spiritual Growth: Regular engagement with the Bible through study helps individuals grow spiritually, offering insights into God’s character and how He wants His followers to live. It’s a transformative process that shapes thinking and behavior.

Worship and Communion with God: Bible study is also an act of worship. As believers engage with the Word, they draw nearer to God, experiencing fellowship and communion with Him through the Scriptures.

In essence, Tucson Central of the Nazarene believes bible studies are a comprehensive practice that encompasses learning, application, community, service, and worship, all aimed at deepening one’s relationship with God and living out the Christian faith.

A CO-ed Bible Study is also offered at the same times