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Lesson 40 – Psalm 1: A Song of Glorious Satisfaction

Who wants to be happy? Who wants to have an indescribable, infinite joy that forms the foundation of who you are? Doesn’t everybody? Isn’t everyone looking for happiness? Isn’t everyone looking for a joy that will sustain them and give meaning to their life? Of course, the obvious answer to the above questions is “Yes!” […]

14 years ago

Jared Richard
Lesson 48 – Isaiah Challenge

Among bible readers and scholars, the book of Isaiah’s popularity is quite famous as one of the Old Testament books that commands attention and respect. Yet, it is not just biblical students and scholars that pay homage to Isaiah. The New Testament contains over 40 direct quotes from and nearly 390 allusions to Isaiah. Isaiah […]

14 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 58 – Daniel – Part 1

13 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Series Introduction – Biblical Literacy

Join us for an exciting new journey into Biblical Literacy. Pastor David Fleming introduces us to a new series taught by Mark Lanier. Pastor Fleming lays the groundwork for studying this wonderful new series by helping us understand that the Bible and it’s entire content is THE WORD OF GOD. It is available to us […]

15 years ago

David Fleming
Lesson 11 – Joseph/Moses: Archeology and Egypt – Part 1

In 1997, an annual research seminar was conducted at the University College in London, England. The subject was: The Origin of Early Israel—Current Debate: Biblical, Historical and Archaeological Perspectives. The study reflected a sharp division among scholars over the genesis of the Jews as a people. This division still exists among academics that argue for […]

15 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 21 – Journey Lessons from Joshua

Have you ever used the phrase, “Do Over!”? Or played the game of golf and declared “Mulligan” after hitting a bad shot? For God, we understand these concepts as “Grace.” A wonderful second chance to do what is right in the eyes of God. Join Steve Taylor as we look at the lessons to be […]

15 years ago

Steve Taylor
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 […]

14 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 38 – Psalms – Part 2

We live in an era of classifications. Since the advent of the scientific age, scholars have worked to classify most every aspect of life. Organisms are classified by species and genus. Food groups are vegetables, dairy, grains, and meats. We have the cosmos classified by galaxies and solar systems. It is not surprising to find […]

14 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 49 – Micah

Who is like YHWH? Or, who is like God? What a question, right? So, how does one answer such an enormous philosophical question? The old testament prophet Micah answered the question with YHWH himself providing all of the details. Join Mark Lanier as we focus on the perspectives of Micah’s question by considering, the expected […]

14 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 59 – Esther

13 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 2 – Genesis: Creation and Evolution – Part 1

We live in the scientific age. For example, the knowledge around genetics has grown exponentially in even the last fifty years. Scientists have now sequenced the human genome. They have taken the gene structure that makes us who we are and broken it down into billions of parts in an effort to better understand “human […]

15 years ago

W. Mark Lanier
Lesson 12 – Moses

Has your Christian walk experienced success AND failure? Sometimes our walk can be wonderful, exciting, and aw-inspiring. Sometimes, it can be miserable and difficult to endure. The problem really is not what we go through, it is our perspective of the One overseeing the journey. Simply put, God often works outside the things we can […]

15 years ago

Steve Taylor