Biblical Studies

From the series: Light the Dark

There are seven different feasts that are celebrated by the Israelites in the Bible. We examine the significance of each and how Jesus is the fulfillment of them all.

From the series: Loving the Old Testament

Discusses Israel's history and relationship with God, emphasizing God's unwavering love despite the nation's recurrent disobedience. It highlights the importance of faithful relationships, both with God and within marriage, as foundational to living a life aligned with divine expectations.

From the series: Loving the Old Testament

Delves into the prophet Isaiah's role and teachings. It discusses Isaiah's message during Israel's split into kingdoms and emphasizes the responsibilities of prophets, both in foretelling and forthtelling God's messages. The sermon highlights the profound impact of Isaiah's prophecies across both the Old and New Testaments, stressing his call for repentance and devotion to God.

From the series: Ephesians

Recaps the study of Ephesians, emphasizing the significance of being faithful to God in various aspects of life. It highlights themes from Genesis, connecting the responsibility of worship and care to modern believers. Underscores the importance of living faithfully in relationships, church, work, and family, reflecting Christ's love and wisdom. Through faithfulness and reliance on God's power, believers can impact their communities, demonstrating God's grace and truth in everyday life.

From the series: Ephesians

In Ephesians, believers are encouraged to reflect on their lives and seek God's will for the upcoming year. It highlights the importance of dreaming big within God's purposes and re-evaluating one's path to align with God's desires. The message underscores faithfulness to Jesus and the transformative power of understanding God's role in our lives. It calls for introspection and a renewed focus on living out God's plan with hope and trust.

A visual walk through the Old Testament, laying out its major events and people in the order they actually unfolded.

Yes, it is partly a plug to read the Bible this year. But also five simple ways to get more out of Scripture every time you open it.

A careful look at what Scripture actually says about apostles, with an invitation to hold your views loosely and let God's word lead.