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Explore practical faith and discipleship teaching, including a message on being discipled for Christ.
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Explore Jesus the Messiah, the Hebrew Scriptures, and the Jewish world of the New Testament through free, verse-by-verse Bible studies created for everyday believers.
Study the whole story of Scripture—from Genesis through Revelation.
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These existing study paths provide a practical entry point into Scripture, the gospel, and the Hebrew foundations of Christian faith.
Explore practical faith and discipleship teaching, including a message on being discipled for Christ.
Read the StoryBrowse the Common Man’s Commentary and access the site’s existing Bible books and chapter-by-chapter studies.
Browse Bible StudiesRead the Bible’s foundational story beginning in Genesis and see the unfolding promises that lead to Messiah.
Study GenesisRead testimonies of people whose lives were changed through Christ, faith, discipleship, and the power of the gospel.
Read TestimoniesStart in the beginning
Begin where the Bible begins. Genesis introduces creation, sin, covenant, faith, sacrifice, promise, and the family through whom God would bless the nations. These themes help us understand the message of Jesus throughout the rest of Scripture.
Study Scripture in context
These existing Bible studies help readers trace God’s promises through Torah, the prophets, wisdom literature, and the New Testament witness to Jesus the Messiah.
Study Exodus and explore God’s deliverance, covenant, worship, instruction, and His relationship with Israel.
Study ExodusRead Isaiah and explore the prophetic hope, God’s redemption, and promises that illuminate the ministry of Jesus.
Study IsaiahExplore the warnings, mercy, covenant faithfulness, and restoration themes found throughout Hosea.
Study HoseaRead Ecclesiastes and consider wisdom, purpose, work, time, and the fear of God in daily life.
Study EcclesiastesStudy Hebrews and see how it connects Jesus’ priesthood, sacrifice, covenant, and fulfillment to the Hebrew Scriptures.
Study HebrewsRead Acts and examine the earliest followers of Jesus as the gospel spread from Jerusalem to the nations.
Study ActsThe Common Man’s Commentary
The Bible-study library is the central learning resource of Enduring Freedom Ministries. Browse Bible books, select individual chapters, and use the existing study tools to read, reflect, and keep personal notes.
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Existing commentary studiesContinue your study
Follow these existing passages to explore key biblical themes: faith, promise, covenant, Messiah, grace, the early believers, and life in Christ.
Promise and faith
Explore God’s covenant promise to Abram and the foundational biblical relationship between faith and righteousness.
Read Genesis 15Passover and redemption
Study Israel’s deliverance from Egypt and the Passover account, a central foundation for understanding redemption.
Read Exodus 12Messiah in the prophets
Read one of Scripture’s most significant passages about the suffering servant, healing, sacrifice, and redemption.
Read Isaiah 53Grace and faith
Explore Paul’s teaching on faith, promise, the law, and the blessing of Abraham for those who belong to Christ.
Read Galatians 3Early church and mission
Study the Jerusalem Council and the early church’s response to major questions concerning Jewish and Gentile believers.
Read Acts 15The better covenant
Study Jesus as high priest and explore the New Covenant promises rooted in the Hebrew Scriptures.
Read Hebrews 8The gospel changes lives
Bible teaching is not only information. The gospel transforms lives and calls believers to follow Jesus in faith, freedom, and truth.
A story of freedom
Read the testimony of a man from California who was saved from drug overdose and heroin addiction through the power and grace of Christ.
Read the TestimonyA story of faith
Read the story of a young woman who came to Christ through a relationship at work and turned away from idolatry to follow Jesus.
Read the TestimonyFaith in action
Enduring Freedom Ministries serves people through Bible teaching and compassionate local outreach. The ministry’s food-pantry work provides practical care to people and families in need.
We believe biblical faith should lead to love for God and love for neighbor—sharing the gospel, encouraging discipleship, feeding the hungry, and helping those in need.