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Everyday conversation on a wide range of topics.

Discuss current events, headlines, articles, websites, and matters circulating in the wider world.

Share poetry, poetic reflections, and creative expression.

Positive, humorous, uplifting, and lighter fare.

Have a question about Scripture, biblical history, terminology, interpretation, or Christian life? Bring it to the forum. Participants are invited to help one another investigate the matter through Scripture, evidence, reasoning, and respectful discussion— not to dictate what another person must believe. The goal is to help each person examine the matter and reach his or her own informed conviction before God.

Broad discussion of Scripture, teachings, passages, application, and topics that don't require the more structured research atmosphere of the Holy Place.

The practical outworking of faith in ordinary life— conduct, family, work, relationships, conscience, society, and so forth.

A place for open discussion and personal study of God’s Word— biblical teachings, passages, terminology, and related questions in a relaxed “coffee shop” setting.

Examine a specific Bible topic in a week-long setting, exploring all relevant Scriptures and facts. New topics will get underway each Monday morning.

Devoted to the discussion and examination of biblical prophecy, including questions of fulfillment, timing, and how prophecies in the Hebrew Scriptures relate to those in the Christian Greek Scriptures. Discussions may consider whether particular prophecies have been fulfilled— including when and how— or await fulfillment.

Examining the lives, personalities, faith, actions, and failures of people in the Bible, and what we may learn from them in our own Christian life.

For honest discussion of faith, doubt, weakness, temptation, and the inward struggle to remain faithful.

For self-examination, repentance, forgiveness, and the desire for a clean heart before God.

For seeking Jehovah’s will and way through surrender, patience, endurance, and trust.

A place for prayer, encouragement, support, and helping one another carry the burdens of life.

For prayer, gratitude, intimacy with the Father, and those moments when Jehovah becomes personally real rather than merely doctrinally understood— learning trust, recognizing providence, and speaking openly about one’s walk with Him.