Psalms—Praise the Lord
There's no book like it! The Book of Psalms provides a unique key to understanding God's Story. It teaches and highlights God's greatness. God's nearness. God's wisdom. God's mercy. God's love. It gives us a picture of how God's people have worshiped Him in the past. It tells us that believers from different times and different cultures loved and followed this same God of ours. It comforts us by showing us that they—like us—struggled with God's decisions and commands. They found great joy in following God! They also despaired in times when He seemed silent. The Book of Psalms is a treasure. Enjoy!
Job—Out of the Whirlwind
Though Job (pronounced with a long "o") is one of the oldest stories in human history, its subject matter is as relevant today as the front page of the newspaper. Believers throughout history have struggled with why a good God allows suffering. Listen.
Deuteronomy—God’s Love Language
Deuteronomy was perhaps Jesus' favorite book of the Old Testament. He quoted it numerous times. Listen to this study of the entire book and discover the amazing answer to the question of why Jesus loves Deuteronomy.
Leviticus—Sacrifice and Sanctification, Part 2
What comes to mind when you hear the word "holy"? Listen to how Leviticus can clear up a very important idea. Few books in the Bible are more difficult to understand. But the pictures and principles found in Leviticus are foundational to all that we believe today. Consider this: Almost no book in the Bible gives us more direct quotes from God than Leviticus. And, since the word "holiness" is repeated many times, it is definitely worth our time to wrestle with the contents of Leviticus.
Leviticus—Sacrifice and Sanctification, Part 1
Few books in the Bible are more difficult to understand than Leviticus. But the pictures and principles found in Leviticus are foundational to all that we believe today. Consider this: Almost no book in the Bible gives us more direct quotes from God than Leviticus. And, since the word "holiness" is repeated many times, it is definitely worth our time to wrestle with the contents of Leviticus.
Genesis—In The Beginning
If the book of Genesis is historical, just imagine the implications! It describes the beginning of everything—except God. It describes the beginning of the universe, the solar system, earth, man, marriage, sin, evil, family, civilization, government, law, nations, languages and the nation of Israel. It describes your beginning. We believe it is historical. You are not the result of time and chance. You are created with dignity and value in the image of God.
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