Journey through approximately 500 years of Bible history, from Moses and the Exodus to the reign of King David. This Bible history lesson traces the major people, events, and turning points that shaped Israel’s story, helping viewers see how the books and events of the Old Testament fit together.

Follow Israel from deliverance out of Egypt and the giving of the Law at Mount Sinai through the wilderness journey, the conquest of Canaan, the days of the Judges, and the establishment of the kingdom under Saul and David. Along the way, see how God’s purposes unfold across generations and how individual Bible stories connect to the larger story of Scripture.

In this message, we explore Resolution—the fourth component of a healthy, Christ-centered relationship. Just as a couple must learn to identify and deal with the “little foxes” that threaten the fruit of their relationship, believers must learn to walk in the light, confess sin, receive the washing of God’s Word, and remain on the path He has given us.

We look at the difference between confession and repentance, the biblical call to confess our trespasses to one another, and the importance of praying for and restoring one another in humility and gentleness.

We also consider what this looks like practically in courtship and marriage: addressing red flags rather than ignoring them, having important conversations about money, family, and the future, and remembering that your husband or wife is not the enemy. You are teammates, called to catch the foxes together.

In four short papers, CH Mackintosh discusses topics that are all titled with the word SELF. In each, he examines what Scripture says about the topics, what they are NOT, and how to practically live out these important truths.