Through the first quarter of this year, I taught an Old Testament Survey course at my church for the first time in my ministry. While I had done chronological overviews of the Old Testament before (and several New Testament Surveys), … Continue reading
How to Be Right with God, Yourself, and Others — a study guide to Wiersbe’s devotional commentary on Paul’s Epistle to the Romans, Be Right Even through the wary months of COVID, my church conducted in-home small-group Bibles studies once … Continue reading
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A Quick Guide to Help You Get More Out of the Bible Just this past Sunday I completed a 25-week Bible Survey course in my church’s Sunday School. While I had taught through the New Testament twice before, I had … Continue reading
In this Bible study of Mark 2:18-22, I focus on how Jesus separated external actions from internal character. Continue reading
In this Bible study through Mark 2:13-17, I emphasize the importance of developing friendships—real relationships—with the lost, just as Jesus did. Continue reading
In this Bible study of Mark 2:1-12, I look at Jesus’ healing a man in Peter’s own home and how this miracle proved Jesus’ saving power. Continue reading
As we return to this study through the Gospel of Mark, we come now to Jesus’ desolate place ad his healing of lepers in Mark 1:35-45. The Desolate Place, Mark 1:35 Consider your longest, most difficult day in recent weeks. … Continue reading
These weeks of quarantine are something else, aren’t they? Some days, I feel like I’ve accomplished so much, and I go to sleep feeling fulfilled and happy. Other days, I get a few things done but wish I’d finished this … Continue reading
In this Bible Study through Mark 1:16-20, I focus on that famous call “Follow me, and I will make you fishers of men!” and point out that it might not be a call for everyone. Continue reading
In this Bible Study through Mark 1:9-15, I focus mainly on the temptation of Jesus and apply it to the temptations we all face as well. Continue reading
