Bible Study at Immanuel Crystal Lake
Bible Studies Available at Immanuel Crystal Lake
All adults, whether young or seasoned, are warmly invited to participate in Bible study at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Crystal Lake. Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m.—during our Education Hour—offer an excellent opportunity for parents to engage with God’s Word while children attend their own age-appropriate classes. Additionally, we invite you to join us for Bible study on Tuesdays, providing another meaningful occasion to explore Scripture.
Our Bible study gatherings are designed to help participants deepen their understanding of Scripture, strengthen their faith, and foster Christian fellowship.
Key aspects of Bible study at Immanuel Lutheran Crystal Lake include:
Scripture-Based Learning: Each session focuses on exploring the teachings and wisdom of the Bible, encouraging thoughtful discussion and spiritual growth.
Community and Fellowship: Bible study provides a welcoming environment for building meaningful relationships with fellow Christians and supporting one another in faith.
Multiple Opportunities: Bible study is offered on Sunday mornings at 9:30 a.m. during the Education Hour, making it convenient for parents while children attend their own classes. Additionally, a Tuesday Bible study session offers another chance for learning and connection.
Spiritual Development: Participants are encouraged to engage with God’s Word, ask questions, and reflect on its relevance for daily life, which helps nurture a closer relationship with God.
Welcoming Atmosphere: Whether you are new to Bible study or have years of experience, all are invited to join and contribute to the conversation.
For more information or specific questions about Bible study offerings at Immanuel Lutheran Church Crystal Lake, please contact Don Kearley at dkearley@immanuelcl.org.
Sunday Bible Studies — 9:30 a.m.
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Mid-Pointe - The Religions of the World
Sundays at 9:30am | Music Room | Various Presenters
What do the religions of the world believe? How, when and where did these religions develop? What sets Christianity apart from all other religions and how can we interact with people from different faith backgrounds? Join us for this four-week study as we learn the basic beliefs of the world’s five major religions and discuss Jesus in light of these religions.
Feb 8: World Religions Overview; Don Kearley
Feb 15: Hinduism, Buddhism & other Easter Religions; Andrew Ernst
Feb 22: Judaism & the Afterlife; Dave Eskoff
March 1: Islam & Sharia Law; Don Kearley
Watch Mid-Pointe LIVE on Sunday Mornings & View Previous Weeks
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Digging Deep- The Gosepel of Mark
Sundays at 9:30am | Room 201 (Immanuel, 2nd Floor) | Led by Raymond Monroe
This study on the Gospel of Mark will focus on Jesus as the powerful, suffering Son of God, emphasizing His urgent mission, radical discipleship, and compassion. See Jesus as He confronts human needs and fulfills Old Testament prophecy, leading to questions about His identity and our call to follow Him.
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God Connects
Sundays at 9:30am | The Well | Led by Sharon Tieman and Immanuel Staff
Interested in learning more about Immanuel?
You’re invited to attend God Connects. During this 6-week session, you will learn about Lutheran teachings and membership at Immanuel. Each video-based class includes discussion time, Q & A and various presenters.
Please contact Sharon Tieman to register for the upcoming session: stieman@immanuelcl.org.
Weekday Bible Studies
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The Book of Romans
Tuesdays 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. | The Pointe Outreach Center | Led by Pastor Larry Tieman
Romans is a foundational book that lays out the great teachings of the Christian faith. Some of the topics covered include: the condition and resulting dilemma of mankind; the characteristics of God that govern our future; why we need God’s salvation; and how the believer is freed from sin, law, and death to live a victorious Spirit filled life. A practical book, Romans answers questions all believers face, such as: What is the good news of the Gospel of God and what does it mean? How important is obedience and sin in the Christian life? After salvation, how do we overcome our sinful desires and live a victorious life free from bondage? Join this Bible study and learn what God has to say in one of the most important books in the Bible on the essential truths of the Chirstian faith.
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The Book of Ezekiel
Every other Tuesday 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. | Room 204 Main Campus | Led by Don Kearley
The Book of Ezekiel proclaims God's uncompromising judgment against his rebellious people - but also his promise of restoration if they repent. The Old Testament book named after him portrays how Ezekiel sought to trust God and consistently obey Him despite difficult circumstances. Ezekiel expressed to God his honest reactions, emotions, and questions. He trusted in the Lord, and the Lord gave him strength, courage, and faithfulness. Witness Ezekiel's rugged relationship with God, and let his example lead you into a deeper, more heartfelt relationship of your own. Join us for this study and come to understand the incredible visions that Ezekiel experienced and what they reveal about God’s wonderful plan – past, present, and future.
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Women's Bible Study - Book of Ruth
Tuesdays 8:15-9:30am | The Well | Led by Laura Wright | Meets every other week
The book of Ruth is a love story between Ruth and Boaz, one that illustrates the love and loyalty between God and His people, and it emphasizes God's unfailing love, loyalty, and faithfulness in all circumstances. It will encourage you to have the kindness of Ruth and Boaz. Join this Bible study and gain fresh insights into this most beloved story and be amazed by God's unfailing faithfulness once again.
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Brews, Books and Brotherhood
Monday 6:30 p.m. | Immanuel - Well | Led by Pastor James Kirk
Join us for a 6-week men’s study on 1 Peter, where we’ll explore what it means to stand firm in God’s grace in a world that often pushes back. Whether you’re facing trials, leading your family, or seeking purpose in your calling, this letter from Peter will challenge and strengthen your walk with Christ. Come ready to be encouraged, equipped, and rooted in your identity as a man of God.
This study meets weekly in the Well, at 6:30pm.