This week, we will start the book of Leviticus. It’s a beautifully designed book and fundamental to understanding God’s relationship with his people. However, many people often misunderstand this book because of its cultural distance from most modern readers. One helpful way to grasp the meaning of Leviticus is to look at the fascinating symmetrical
Here is a link to the class on Exodus that we had online Thursday, October 5. https://us02web.zoom.us/rec/share/KB3_n0w1gBal0eVs3ZkBGV3m7IuY-aVPFHdXsU6VpmrRc7uUmprf8kHCNjwqddeD.1PTILYHJtnum8gsZ
Exodus PPT from Thursday Class
As we reach the closing pages of Genesis, let’s reflect on what this foundational book is all about. The stories in Genesis lay the groundwork for everything else that’s coming in the biblical narrative. God has a plan to rescue and bless his rebellious world through Abraham and his descendants. While you read this week,
We start our reading in Genesis with the creation story. The authors of Genesis were not attempting to write a historical or scientific record but were seeking to answer the questions that have been asked through the ages by all cultures – how did we get here and what does it all mean. The Hebrew
This week, you’ll embark on an epic journey with some of the most important characters in the biblical narrative: Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, and the elusive Melchizedek. The first few pages of Scripture are a treasure trove that has sparked questions and discussions for centuries. Creation, the fall of humanity, the great flood, and
It is one week until we start the reading for the Read the Bible in a Year Program. You can access the full year’s reading plan here so you can get familiar with it and see the pace that we will be keeping. Each week you will get an email with the week’s reading, but