The Pastoral Epistles (Route 66)

The Book of Revelation (Route 66)

Route 66 concludes with one of the most misunderstood books of the Bible. Yet, the opening sentence tells us what this book is about: “The Revelation of Jesus Christ!” This book reveals Jesus in all His glory… a fitting way to conclude the Bible! #Bible #BibleStudy #NewTestament #CCYubaCity #Jesus #God #Church #SundayService #Worship #Discipleship #Scripture #BodyOfChrist #EndTimes #Prophecy #BookOfRevelation #Revelation #Eschatology #apologetics Visit the Website! http://ccyubacity.com/

The Letters of 1st & 2nd Peter (Route 66)

As the unofficial ‘leader’ of the original 12 Apostles, these letters of Peter would have been received with a tremendous amount of importance. Very practical, very applicational. Grab your Bible and study along…

1st, 2nd, and 3rd John (Route 66)

When taken together, the letters of 1st, 2nd, and 3rd John present a type of “test” for if one truly knows the Lord. The phrase “by this we know” appears 8 times in these books—the only place to appear in the Bible! #Bible #BibleStudy #NewTestament #CCYubaCity #Jesus #God #Church #SundayService #Worship #Discipleship #Scripture #JohannineWorks #ApostleOfJohn #FirstJohn #SecondJohn #ThirdJohn #RealChristianity

The Pastoral Epistles (Route 66)

Paul’s letters to Timothy & Titus have been called ‘The Minister’s Manual.’ But—even though they are addressed personally—there is application in these letters for the entire church! Grab your Bible & study along… #Bible #BibleStudy #NewTestament #CCYubaCity #Jesus #God #Church #SundayService #Worship #Discipleship #Scripture #BodyOfChrist #PastoralEpistles #FirstTimothy #SecondTimothy #BookOfTitus #PaulTheApostle Visit the Website! http://ccyubacity.com/ Watch live on facebook! https://www.facebook.com/pg/ccyubacity/videos/?ref=page_internal Check us out on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/ccyubacity/ All music in this service is used with permission through CCLI Streaming License #CSPL094828.

The Book of Romans (Route 66)

Often cited as “the most profound work in existence,” Romans is full, rich, dense, presenting “the chief part of the New Testament,” and “the epitome of the gospel.” It is Paul the Apostle’s Magnum Opus!