Forge

A Community of Disciples Shaped by the Bible

About Forge

Looking for a Bible study resource that’s easy, approachable, and free? Look no further. Each Forge study takes about an hour and is designed to empower you to lead a group Bible study. They avoid technical jargon and Christian-ese and focus on time in the Scriptures. Forge equips you to get into the biblical text and ask the big questions in a way that is engaging and interesting from the start. See for yourself—look at a study below.

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Matthew 5 Sermon on the Mount

FreshySites Bible Books Sermon on the Mount

Jesus’s words matter. The Sermon on the Mount is a collection of sayings from the young rabbi, Jesus of Nazareth.

Kingdom of God 2: Gospel of the Kingdom

Bethany Gaston Doctrine Kingdom of God

We often think of the gospel (evangelion) or “good news” as a spiritual message about Jesus’ death and resurrection, but for Jesus’ original audience, the gospel was political; it was about allegiance to a political ruler. In fact, Roman citizens were familiar with the political nature of the gospel long before Jesus’ ministry began.

Kingdom of God 1: Hope of the Kingdom

Anna Shoffner Brown Doctrine Kingdom of God

For ancient Jews, the kingdom of God was physical. God promised to the people of Israel through their fathers, kings, and prophets in their Scriptures that someday he would make everything wrong with the world right again.

Study New Testament wisdom with our 5-part James study.

Meet the Bible on its own terms in a way that is simple and inviting. No seminary degree required.

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Testimonials

Any regular Joe such as myself could pick up the packet and have a study. The material is rich, easy to follow, and easy to present.”

Seth Nichols

Forge is perfect for guiding regular meetings with friends or community members in a simple enough way that’s also approachable.”

Abimbola Oduwole

I’ve really liked my experiences with Forge studies so far… I really like this content for being quality, thought-provoking, and consistent with Scripture.”

Jennifer Hall