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The loving desire to help that Jesus had for the people is compared in scriptures to the care of a shepherd for his sheep. Without Jesus we were constantly straying. The spiritual shepherds of the Old Testament failed the people, but Jesus, the Great Guardian of Sheep and Good Shepherd gives us effective care.
In this lesson we find out about the prophet that Jesus said was the greatest ever born. This Prophet of Prophets whom no one could miss, who prepared the way of for the Lord and then died a prophet’s death. The incomparable prophet: John the Baptist.
Ezra, the prophet, priest, scribe, leader and royal official accomplished an amazing amount during his life. He told the reasons for his success in Ezra 7:10, “For Ezra had set his heart to study the law of the LORD, and to practice it, and the teach His statues and ordinances in Israel.” In this lesson, we study how each of these are necessary, and how Ezra has them in the proper order, for us to be able to succeed.
“The Built It Anyway” — The inspiring story from Nehemiah 2-6 of the people of Jerusalem building the walls of Jerusalem while subject to outside threat and inside oppression. They succeeded because they each put the hands to the work, had a mind to work, worked near their own house and while armed.
“The Built It Anyway” — The inspiring story from Nehemiah 2-6 of the people of Jerusalem building the walls of Jerusalem while subject to outside threat and inside oppression. They succeeded because they each put the hands to the work, had a mind to work, worked near their own house and while armed.
The repeated refrain in the book of Ezekiel is, “then you shall know that I am the Lord.” We examine the proofs that were given that would cause people to know that Jehovah was Lord and how effective they were.
Daniel and his young friends resisted the Babylonians efforts to paganize them. We examine efforts to paganize us today and how their example helps us today. We also see how God blesses those that put him first.
We examine how “The Watchman” is an apt metaphor for those who look after God’s people’s spiritual welfare. Then, as we find that the are prophesied for the church, we look to see who are the watchmen in Zion today.
The Prophet Habakkuk could not believe the things that God had revealed to Him. He teaches to live by faith, trusting in God anyways. Then he prays to God and states his resolves to trust in God no matter what comes.
In Jeremiah 42 to people make a pious sounding appeal for the prophets to pray to God for guidance for them. They problem was that they had already fully decided to what they were going to do. We examine their hypocritical appeal to God and its aftermath.
Jeremiah told the people, “Seek the Old Paths, Where the Good Way Is.” We examine how God’s way is the right and good way to walk. But those people told the prophets, “We won’t walk” that way and “We won’t listen.” We examine the lessons in this for us and why must must still sound the out the trumpet of the old ways.
Manasseh is remembered for his great unfaithful that destroyed Judah. But 2 Chron. 33 records his great repentance when God humbled him. We examine his real repentance, and the fruits of it. Yet we also so how his change of heart had a limited influence on others.
It's not at all a romance, in fact, it borders on tragedy. But the great love shown by the prophet Hosea for his unfaithful wife is a living lesson of God's love for unfaithful Israel.
And examination of Isaiah's great sermon recorded in Isa. 40 centered on His incomparable greatness, and how that gives us comfort, strength and assurance.
We examine the development of false prophets in the Old Testament. First as they came in the name of other gods, then shifted to be pretend prophets of Jehovah. Then we examine New Testament warnings about false teachers today who are compare to them.
We examine the healing of Namaan the leper in 2 Kings 5 to find out how NOT to find truth in religion and HOW TO find it.
In the New Testament, James wrote, "The effective prayer of a righteous man can accomplish much." He was speaking of the prayer of Elijah at the contest with he had with the prophets of Baal over who was God over Israel. We examine how Elijah's prayers are examples and encouragement for us in our prayers.
From dedicating the sword he took from Goliath in his youth to dedicating a fortune to the building the Temple of God that he would never see, David showed that he was truly a "man after God's own heart" in the way that he gave to the Lord.
An overview of the longest chapter in the Bible. (Actually, its a song.) We look at the key words in it and what they say about our heart -- our mind, our attitude -- toward the word of God.
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