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  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 29 – Solomon – Part 1

    Scripture tells us that “Solomon loved Yahweh” (1 Kings 3:3), and we read of some wonderful things about Solomon in that regard. Yet Solomon had some serious flaws too. Over and over we read wonderful things about Solomon only to be followed or interspersed with subtly negative and, at times, openly appalling things. What happened? […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 29 – Solomon – Part 2

    When you were growing up, did you ever imagine finding Aladdin’s magical lamp? This was the lamp that, when rubbed, produced a genie that would grant the holder three wishes. This childhood experience comes to mind this week as we study Solomon and wisdom. Join Mark Lanier as we examine the story of God’s giving […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 30 – Archaeology and the Early Monarchy

    Recently the Internet headlines call out: “Could lead codices prove ‘the major discovery of Christian history?” “Could this be the biggest find since the Dead Sea Scrolls? Seventy metal books found in cave in Jordan could change our view of Biblical history” “Jordan battles to regain ‘priceless’ Christian relics.” These small, credit card sized […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 31- The Divided Kingdom – The Power of Counsel

    We all make choices day in and day out. Many times these choices are not made in a vacuum. Frequently advice and counsel are offered, sometimes unsolicited! It would be nice to have a silver-bullet answer that is a definite winner every time a decision is needed. But life is not like that. God has […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 30 – Archaeology and the Early Monarchy Part 2

    Interest in things ancient, especially as they relate to matters of faith is at an all time high. Believer and non-believer alike are fascinated to see the evidences, and lack of evidences, that substantiate or bring into question, matters of faith. Every believer is encouraged by rational reasons to believe. Every non- believer is similarly […]
  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Lecciones Pertenecientes al Viaje – Parte 3

  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Josué y la Tierra Prometida – Parte 1

  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Josué y la Tierra Prometida – Parte 2

  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 32 – The Divided Monarchy – Part 1: Civil War

    Have you ever heard the term, “narcissism?” The condition references an overwening preoccupation with oneself. How do we battle our tendency to see the world through our own lens? How do we avoid the problem of narcissism, so confident and proud in who we are and what we think that we can give credit to […]
  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    Josué y la Tierra Prometida (Jericó) Parte 3

  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 32 – The Divided Monarchy – Part 2: Civil War Concluded

    We have a tendency to read the Bible and understand many of the events to be “holy stories” removed from the real-life experiences of every day. Biblical stories are indeed “holy stories,” but they are holy stories that were real life experiences in an everyday world. We live the same real life as the people […]
  • Old Testament Survey

    Lesson 33 – Elijah

    Have you ever placed conditions on God? Have you ever said, “I’ll go when God does something for me?” If you have, rest assured you aren’t the first. However, in the Bible, we find someone who did not place conditions on God – Elijah. What if Elijah had placed conditions on God? Would we have […]

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