Today’s study demonstrates how geography, history, culture, trade routes, and God’s covenant purposes all work together to reveal that the land itself plays an important role in God’s redemptive story.
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Today’s study demonstrates how geography, history, culture, trade routes, and God’s covenant purposes all work together to reveal that the land itself plays an important role in God’s redemptive story.
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The Old Testament is not a discarded first draft of Christianity. It provides the history, promises, covenants, language, and expectations necessary to understand the New Testament. Without the Old Testament, we lose…
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More than anything else, today’s lesson reminded me that the Bible isn’t simply a record of what God has done. It is the story of what God is still doing. Although many biblical prophecies have…
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Chapter 3 quickly walked through some of the most important moments in Israel’s history—from Abraham to Moses, David, the exile, the return, the birth of Christ, and the beginning of the…
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As I explore the importance of culture, audience, literary genre, and Bible study tools, I’m discovering that understanding Scripture begins with understanding…
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Today’s study emphasized the importance of understanding both the author and the original audience before applying Scripture to ourselves…
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Many Christians know individual Bible stories but struggle to connect them into one continuous story. Without understanding the historical setting, geography, culture, and timeline…
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