Counterparts Not Copies
Most conversations about women in church and marriage get stuck between rigid complementarianism and flat egalitarianism. There's a third way. This is the introduction to a multi-part series on what the Bible actually says about men and women — the broad case in one place, with the deeper exegesis spreading out across the spokes that follow.
How to Read the Bible: Six Tools To Get Started
A six-page printable toolkit for reading the Bible for yourself — no Greek required. The whole Bible in seven words, three lenses to put on first, four habits that build instinct, the OIA rhythm, an observation crash-course, and a method for studying a whole book. Print one page or hand the full set to your small group.
Genesis: Teaching Videos
A chapter-by-chapter walk through the first 22 chapters of Genesis — creation, the fall, the flood, and the patriarchs through the binding of Isaac. Short seven-minute episodes that teach you to slow down, observe what's actually on the page, and read carefully alongside Pastor Tyler. Open Bible welcome; colored pencils encouraged.
Revelation Teaching Series
Discover the Apocalypse as worship, not as code. A Bible walkthrough of Revelation — read as the early church received it: an unveiling of Jesus, written in symbol for a suffering people.
Bible In 360 Days
A one-year reading plan in the Hebrew Bible (TaNaK) order, with daily Psalms, an Old Testament reading, a Gospel, and an Epistle. Five grace days built in. This is the same plan Pastor Tyler uses.
Salt & Light: An Arrival Exercise
A guided 30-minute practice of arrival, prayer, and Scripture — built around the Beatitudes and Jesus' "salt of the earth, light of the world" charge in Matthew 5. First used at our 2026 Elder Offsite; works just as well as a personal practice.
Rescuing Calvin: What Is Predestination Really About
Predestination is one of those doctrines that both fascinates and unnerves. It can make God sound like a distant mathematician coldly calculating who will be saved and who will not — but at its heart, predestination is not about control. It's about calling. A long-form paper rescuing Calvin from his caricatures and recovering the warmth of the Reformed vision.

