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- Living in the Wilderness NowIn this final episode of the series, Jon and Tim discuss how the New Testament authors use wilderness imagery to encourage and warn followers of Jesus to stay close to their good shepherd through the danger and deception of this present age.
- JohnOften called the “Fourth Gospel,” this is the story of Jesus and the good news he offers to the world, according to the Apostle John.
- What Does Psalm 23 (The Lord Is My Shepherd) Mean?Learn about Psalm 23 and the kind of comfort it offers readers. Explore why the psalmist is refreshed and filled with hope for the future in the midst of suffering.
- Old Testament OverviewsDiscover the Hebrew Bible in its original order. Get an overview of the TaNaK, a three-part collection of scrolls with one epic storyline.
- The Exodus WayDiscover the literary pattern of exodus and explore key movements from Abraham in the Old Testament to the exodus of all creation in the New Testament.
- AmosThe prophecies Amos gives after God calls him away from tending a flock of sheep to become his spokesperson to the northern kingdom of Israel as the threat of Assyrian invasion looms.
- EcclesiastesAncient Hebrew wisdom literature at its finest, this book wrestles with life’s absurdities in search of a truly meaningful life—if it even exists.
- ExodusThe story about God crushing a murderous, slave-owning empire to liberate Israelite slaves and lead them (and others who join them) into a new way of life in a generous land.
- JudeWritten by one of Jesus’ brothers, “Judah,” this short letter addresses corruption within a community of Jesus followers and gives guidance on how to face the challenge.
- MicahLiving in Judah during Isaiah’s time, the prophet Micah warns Israel about imminent destruction coming from the unstoppable, brutal armies of Assyria.
- SamuelOriginally composed as one historical book, telling the stories of Samuel, Saul, and David as they unfold during a period of Israel’s transition from a tribal society into an established nation.
- AdventAdvent marks the four weeks approaching Christmas, when Christian communities worldwide remember Jesus’ arrival—his advent—and together celebrate Jesus and his promise to bring peace on Earth.
- The WildernessThe wilderness is marked by hostility and the struggle to survive, and, in the Bible, it’s where people repeatedly find themselves. In this series, Tim and Jon explore the theme of the wilderness as a place of danger, testing, and learning to trust.
- The Fruit of the Spirit (and Its Meaning) in the BibleExplore each of the nine individual fruits of the Spirit that Paul lists in Galatians 5:22-23. Learn their purpose and how they are produced in people.
- What Matthew 6:22-23 (The Eye Is the Lamp of the Body) MeansExplore the profound meaning of ‘Eye is the lamp of the body’ in Matthew 6:22-23. Discover spiritual insights and practical lessons in this enlightening biblical passage.
- 3 Love Stories in the Bible That Help Us Rethink RomanceDoes the Bible talk about romantic relationships and falling in love? Explore three biblical relationships to better understand true love in the story of Scripture.
- How Does the Bible's Story Lead to Jesus?In the third post of our series The Paradigm, we learn about the Messianic storyline woven through the Bible, pointing to humanity’s need for a rescuer.
- What Does the Bible Say about Angels and Cherubim?Who are angels and cherubim, and why are they significant? Read about their purposes, different appearances in the Bible, and how the biblical authors describe them.
- What Makes the Bible Unified?In this second post of our series The Paradigm, we learn about biblical structure and the authors behind both the Hebrew Bible and New Testament. We learn to see how writers and editors shaped the Bible as a tightly connected collection.
- Woman at the Well: What Jesus’ Offer of Living Water MeansWhere does one go to find a life partner? In our modern world, social events, dating apps, coffee shops, and bars top the list. But the authors of the Hebrew Bible have a particular setting that indicates someone in the story is about to get hitched.
