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We continue our walk through Bible history with another thousand year jump! We start with Noah and move our way through the great flood, God's covenant with Noah and his family, the spread of the nations, and the Tower of Babel. These stories set the stage for the rest of the Old Testament and develop colossal ideas like God saving the righteous from judgment, Babylon's opposition to God, and human government.
We continue to look at the few character and stories that have a mega-impact of the Bible. In these few stories we are introduced to God, the universe, mankind, sin, death, and the good new of the coming deliverer. Come learn the first chunk of biblical history in a way that will impact your view of the entire Bible. Don't forget to stick around until the end for our "Diving Deeper" segment that points you to new and exciting studies!
Ever wondered how the entire Bible fits together in one clear story?In just a few minutes, this visual walkthrough will help you see the flow of Scripture—from creation to Christ—like never before.
This engaging, PowerPoint-style video walks through the big picture of Bible history—from creation to Christ and beyond. Using a simple, visual timeline, we trace the key people, events, and transitions that shape the story of the Bible.
There are several portions through John that can be difficult to interpret and understand. One helpful key to these portions is seeing the transition that is taking place during the early portion of the New Testament. This is a rich study with just a small sampling outlined here to get you excited for more. In the conversation, a great resource (previously reviewed) is mentioned as well as a series of messages given by JB Nicholson on this same topic but in more depth. See the links below to explore these!
The appendix of this classic Christian work explores one of the most debated subjects in church history: What is the Church according to Scripture? This discussion examines the distinction between the visible, organized church and the spiritual Body of Christ, highlighting the New Testament's teaching on church leadership, ministry, biblical authority, and the dangers of elevating tradition above Scripture.
The conversation also explores apostolic succession, the roles of elders and ministers, the history of the early church, the Protestant Reformation, and why biblical discernment remains essential for believers today. The chapter concludes with a detailed study of 1 Thessalonians 4, the hope of Christ's return, and the promise of the resurrection.
What is the true spiritual battle facing the Church today? In this thought-provoking chapter, we explore the unseen conflict behind history, the identity and work of Satan according to Scripture, and God's ultimate purpose in redemption—the exaltation of the Lord Jesus Christ.
The discussion examines the contrast between biblical Christianity and religious systems, emphasizing that the Christian life is not merely about morality or self-improvement but about living in harmony with God's plan to glorify Christ. The chapter also addresses spiritual deception, the rise of false teaching, the authority of Scripture, Higher Criticism, modern theology, and the importance of biblical discernment in the last days.
What happens to believers immediately after they die? Are the dead unconscious until the resurrection, or are they consciously with Christ? In this chapter, we explore one of Christianity's most profound questions by examining what the Bible teaches about the intermediate state—the condition of believers between death and the resurrection.
Can God reveal Himself to people who have never heard the Gospel? In this podcast discussion, we explore the groundbreaking book Eternity in Their Hearts by Don Richardson, author of Peace Child. Richardson presents compelling historical and anthropological evidence that God has placed within cultures around the world clues, traditions, and longings that prepare hearts to receive the message of Jesus Christ.
Join us as we discuss Richardson’s concept of redemptive analogies, stories from ancient civilizations, tribal religions, and forgotten cultures that seem to point toward biblical truth. We examine what Scripture means when it says God has "set eternity in the human heart" and how missionaries have discovered remarkable connections between the Gospel and the beliefs of peoples across the globe.
What is the Christian’s true hope? In this powerful chapter, we explore the biblical teaching of the Second Coming of Jesus Christ, the resurrection of believers, and the Christian's living hope beyond death. While the world sees death as the end, Scripture declares that believers are "begotten unto a living hope" through the resurrection of Christ.
In this powerful chapter, we examine the biblical meaning of being a Christian according to Scripture—not merely belonging to a religion, denomination, or cultural tradition, but truly receiving Christ Jesus the Lord and walking in Him.