Bible

[close] The is a non-virtual book club. We meet in person at various locations in the Denver Metro area. Books of interest to Christian men of all ages will be read and discussed in a small group setting. Membership is intended for, but not limited to, alumni of Colorado Christian University.

[close] Whether we realize it or not, everyone is a theologian. A theologian is anyone who holds beliefs about God, His character, and His work in the world. This includes all people, even those who deny God’s existence, because all of us shape our lives around certain understandings of God and His creation. While not all are professional theologians, we all engage in theology simply by thinking about who God is and how He relates to us. The aim of this group is to encourage one another to become faithful theologians by studying solid, biblically grounded books and immersing ourselves in Scripture. Together, we seek to deepen our knowledge of God and grow in love for His truth. Join us in this pursuit of learning and growth in Christ.

[close] Our discussions mostly center on ancient and modern sources, and resembles book reviews of ancient, classical, and modern works. Reflections on Morality, from all reputable Judaeo-Christian traditions and moral philosophers. Reflections on Moral Philosophy, starting with the Stock and Greco-Roman moral Philosophers, including Plato and Cicero, and modern moral philosophers, in particular Immanuel Kant. Reflections on ancient and modern history that help us to understand the ancient and modern world, and the various religious and philosophical texts, or is just plain fun to study. We have a YouTube Channel and YouTube Group by this same name, we host discussion groups to practice our YouTube scripts before we record our videos, and feedback from the participants is welcome, as discussion is always enjoyable.

[close] This is an open forum for people to discuss Christ-themed books. Whether you'd like to discuss theology, biographies, church history, novels or anything else in the broad universe that is Christian literature, this is the place. The primary guidelines for this group are a sincere love for the true God of Scripture and a commitment to relying on the Word of God (the Bible) as the ultimate authority for all spiritual truth. Opinions are welcome, but are completely invalid for supporting sound doctrine.