Capitol Ministries Weekly Bible Study

Many believers live far below the spiritual riches available to them in Christ. In Ephesians 3:16-17, Paul prays that Christians would understand the greatness of God's power, be strengthened through the Holy Spirit, and allow Christ to dwell fully in their hearts through faith.

The Bible teaches that getting to heaven is not about human effort but divine grace. Because of sin, all people are spiritually dead and unable to respond to God on their own. But through Jesus Christ, God makes believers alive and grants eternal life as a gift.

Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people, says the wisest man who ever lived (Proverbs 14:34). Sin—both in the lives of governmental leaders and citizens—is, according to the Bible, the greatest weakness in any nation. Ultimately, to the degree sin is curtailed, a culture prospers; conversely, sin can overthrow the whole system when it proliferates. As the book of Proverbs records Solomon’s instruction to his son Rehoboam on governmental leadership, it makes sense for contemporary government leaders to study what Solomon teaches about sin; what follows is a topical study from the book of Proverbs on sin.

Often celebrated as a model of Christian political activism, William Wilberforce is better understood through the quiet, faithful ministry of the Church that shaped him. This study explores how Scripture, discipleship, and the influence of pastors like John Newton sustained Wilberforce’s decades-long fight to abolish slavery—and what that means for Christian lawmakers today.

Every believer is called to share the gospel. This study explains the biblical foundation of evangelism, clarifies the message of the gospel, and gives practical steps for witnessing through your life, prayer, and God’s Word.

Obedience to Christ is not about rule-keeping, but a heart transformed by the gospel. This Bible study explores how true obedience flows from humility, repentance, and a genuine relationship with Jesus—and how it marks a true believer.

What if one disciplined habit could shape your faith, steady your convictions, and strengthen your effectiveness in public service? Scripture promises profound and practical benefits for those who devote themselves to studying God’s Word. In this week’s study, we examine 15 biblical benefits that flow from a lifelong commitment to Scripture—and why prioritizing Bible study in the year ahead is essential for spiritual strength, clarity, and fruitfulness.

Christmas offers a unique and meaningful opportunity to lead your family spiritually. This devotional guide equips you to shepherd your households with Scripture, prayer, worship, and gospel-centered conversation during one of the most joyful times of the year.