
Coming to Know and Follow Jesus

The Kerygma Program,
300 Mt. Lebanon Blvd; Suite 205, Pittsburgh, PA 15234,
Telephone: 800-537-9462.
For more information, please visit
http://www.kerygma.com/.
The study of the Bible by adults in the church should be a high
priority for every congregation. The purpose of The Kerygma
Program is to support congregations in developing strong and
effective programs for such study. We at Kerygma know that there are
two essential parts to an effective learning experience: solid
content and creative session structure. The flexibility of The
Kerygma Program means congregations may schedule a single, elective
course, or may develop a long-term plan offering several or all of
the courses in progressive and cumulative education design.
Those responsible for developing Kerygma study resources have worked
to avoid unwarranted theological presuppositions in the writing and
editing. Thus churches from many denominations have found the
study materials consistent with their traditions. The
theological guidelines for publishing resources include the
following:
The best resource for Bible study is the Bible, or better, the Bible
whole. An awareness of the full scope of the Biblical story
provides needed balance for the building of faith.
Scripture should be allowed to speak for itself. If the Bible is
understood on its own terms, it will convey its own truth.
Biblical understanding should be a prelude to theological
belief. The Bible should inform theology, not theology the Bible.