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Chapter by chapter verse by verse study of the new testament.-
The Book of Matthew (1-12): The Book of Matthew is a in-depth study which uncovers new meaning, discoveries, and revelations as the word of God constantly grows, giving us insight to more wisdom and understanding. read more
The Book of Matthew (13-22): In chapter 13-22 of the book of Matthew you will find one of the most important teachings by Christ. We will discover the parables of the Kingdom that align with the many mysteries that have been open to us. read more
The Book of Matthew (23-28) : Jesus addresses the crowds and covers the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. read more
The Book of Mark (1-10): Mark was just a teenager at the time of his calling. He was a cousin of Barnabas (Colossians 4:10). His mother's name was "Mary" (Acts 12:12). Not being a disciple at the time, he learned from the other disciples and Christ Himself. read more
The Book of Mark (11-16): The Book of Mark is also know for some of the wonderful Parables of Christ, especially the parable of the sower. read more
The Book of Luke (1-9): The Gospel of Luke (light giver), is the third and longest of the four canonical Gospels. This synoptic gospel is an account of the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. read more
The Book of Luke (10-20): The author is traditionally identified as Luke the Evangelist who was also a medical doctor. Luke paid great attention to detail, including dates and events that happened throughout the life of Christ. read more
The Book of Luke (21-24): Luke tells us of certain popular stories, such as the Prodigal Son and the Good Samaritan, that are found only in this gospel. This account also has a special emphasis on prayer, the activity of the Holy Spirit, women, and joyfulness. read more
The Book of John (1-8): The Gospel of John (the disciple whom Jesus loved), was written in Ephesus about 90-100 AD, apparently by the same author or authors who wrote the three epistles of John and the book of Revelation. read more
The Book of John (9-16): The Gospel of John was obviously addressed primarily to Christians, not to the heathen. It gives the inner life and teachings of Christ as revealed to his disciples. read more
The Book of John (17-21): After the Lord had risen, John the Apostle was the first to recognize the presence of his risen Lord; and Peter being the first to plunge into the water and swim toward the shore where He stood calling them. read more
The Book of Acts (1-14): Acts outlines the history of the Apostolic age. The Early church fathers wrote that Luke was a physician in Antioch and an adherent of the Apostle Paul. It is said to be that the author of the Gospel of Luke is the same as the author of the Acts of the Apostles. read more
The Book of Acts (15-28): Tradition holds that the text was written by Luke the companion of Paul, and this traditional view of Luke's authorship is widely held as the view which most satisfactorily explains all the data. read more
The Book of Romans: Romans was written from Corinth by the apostle Paul around A.D. 56-58. The purpose of the book was to proclaim the glory of the Lord Jesus Christ by teaching doctrine, and to edify and encourage the believers who would receive his letter. read more
The Book of 1 Corinthians: Corinthians was written from Ephesus by the Apostle Paul sometime between 53 - 57 A.D. Paul, who started as one of Christianity's most zealous enemies, was hand-picked by Jesus Christ to become the gospel's most ardent messenger. read more
The Book of 2 Corinthians: Paul preached (as Christ did), against denominationalism. He taught Christ Crucified, and that everything in the Word is of Christ, not of man. read more
The Book of Galatians: The book of Galatians became the cornerstone of the Protestant Reformation. "The salvation by grace through faith," was the theme for the reformers. read more
The Book of Ephesians: The Epistle to the Ephesians is one of the books of the bible in the New Testament traditionally said to be written by Paul while he was in prison in Rome around 63 A.D. read more
The Book of Philippians: The letter was written to the church at Philippi, one of the earliest churches to be founded in Europe. They were very attached to Paul, just as he was very fond of them. read more
The Book of Colossians: During the first generation after Jesus, Paul's epistles to various churches helped establish early Christian theology. The book of Colossians was written around 59-62 A.D. by Paul while in prison and is similar to the book of Ephesians. read more
The Book of 1 Thessalonians: The first letter to the Thessalonians was likely the second of all Paul's letters, probably written by the end of A.D. 52. It was written after Timothy had returned from Macedonia, relating the state of the church in Thessalonica. read more
The Book of 2 Thessalonians: The second epistle to the Thessalonians was probably written from Corinth Greece not many months after the first. Apparently the first letter was misunderstood, especially regarding the second advent of Christ. read more
The Book of 1 Timothy: The First Epistle to Timothy is one of the three Pastoral Epistles, traditionally attributed to the apostle Paul and part of the New Testament of the bible. read more
The Book of 2 Timothy: The Second Epistle to Timothy is one of the three Pastoral Epistles, traditionally attributed to Paul, and is part of the canonical New Testament. In his letter, Paul urges Timothy to not have a "spirit of timidity" and to "not be ashamed to testify about our Lord." read more
The Book of Titus: Titus was written in A.D. 67, and Paul had no more highly esteemed fellow laborer than Titus. Titus was led to the truth by Paul. read more
The Book of Philemon: Philemon was written around 60-61 A.D. The letter to Philemon was written while Paul was held a prisoner in Rome. read more
The Book of Hebrews: The book of Hebrews was written by Paul (disputed by many), between A.D. 65 and A.D. 85. Many place it after the book of II Timothy, circa A.D. 68. Some believe that Luke could have been the author of the book, as he was the scribe for Paul in the book of Acts. read more
The Book of James: Jesus had two apostles named James, but the author of the book of James was James the brother of Jesus to whom the resurrected Christ evidently had made a special appearance, and who was prominent among the disciples. read more
The Book of 1 Peter: The Apostle Peter, also known as Shimon "Keipha" Ben-Yonah/Bar-Yonah, Simon Peter, Cephas and Keipha - original name Shimon or Simeon. Roman Catholic Churches and other Orthodox Churches consider Simon Peter a saint, and associate him with the foundation of the church in Rome. read more
The Book of 2 Peter: The Second Epistle of Peter is a book of the New Testament of the Bible, traditionally ascribed to Saint Peter but in modern times widely regarded as pseudonymous. According to the epistle itself, it was written by the apostle Peter, an eyewitness to Jesus' ministry. read more
The Book of 1 John: The First Epistle of John was written in Ephesus about 90-110 AD, apparently by the same author or authors who wrote the Gospel of John and the other two epistles of John. read more
The Book of 2 John: John 2 main message is to walk after Christ, beware of false teachers, false church doctrines, and to separate yourself from these deceivers. read more
The Book of 3 John: John 3 summarizes what you have learned from the first two books, the Epistles of John and how to apply it to everyday life. read more
The Book of Jude: Jude was a servant of Jesus Christ and the brother of James. Written as early as A.D. 41-46, some say A.D. 70-80. Jude is the English for Judas (loudas), the Greek form of Judah (to give thanks). read more
The Book of Revelation: To begin our study on the Book of Revelation, we will start with the meaning of the word Revelation. If we go to the Greek dictionary of the Strong's concordance, we will find that it means "Apocalypse," or the unveiling. (#602 apokalupsis from the prime #601 apokalupto) which means, "to take off the cover." (i.e. disclose or reveal). read more
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- Old Testament Bible Study
Chapter by chapter verse by verse study of the old testament.-
The Book of Genesis (1-18): Genesis, "the book of beginnings." One of the biggest controversies between religious scholars, scientist and archaeologist, is how the earth was formed and how old it is. Many religious scholars believe that the earth was created 6,000 years ago, contradicting proof of a dinosaur or Stone Age millions of years old. On the other hand many scientist and archaeologist believe in millions of years of evolution forming the world on it's own, leaving out the possibility of creation
The Book of Genesis (19-34): Lot welcomed the two angels as they came to the city gate of Sodom. The city gate (seat of judgment), was where the leaders of the city hung out. Now it appears that Lot is a real citizen, or one of the leaders of Sodom. read more
The Book of Genesis (35-50): Bethel (house of God), is where Jacob had his first encounter with God. Purification being necessary in going up to Bethel, "The House of God." read more
The Book of Exodus (1-20): Exodus, Greek, "The way out, or going out." It is the book of Redemption. The second book of Moses. Connecting Exodus, closely with Genesis, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. read more
The Book of Exodus (21-40): The Israelites were not allowed to enslave their fellow Israelites as permanent slaves. Only for six years could they be a slave and then they were set free. read more
The Book of Deuteronomy (1-21): Deuteronomy means "second law." It refers to the covenant between God and Israel, presented in three sermons by Moses. It is the last of the five books that were written by Moses, around the time Israel was about to enter the promise land. read more
The Book of Deuteronomy (22-34): Deuteronomy is a reminder that God is worthy of worship and obedience. The book is better know as the old school master or law giver, and is for our own protection. read more
The Book of Joshua: Joshua "Yehoshua" or "Yeshua" (meaning Yahveh savior or the Lord saves). The book of Joshua was written around 1,400 - 1,370 B.C. and marks the fulfillment of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. read more
The Book of Judges (1-14): Judges is the seventh book of the Hebrew and Christian Bible. It contains the history of Biblical judges who were divinely inspired leaders whose knowledge of Yahveh allows them to act as champions for the Israelites from oppression by foreign rulers. read more
The Book of Judges (15-21): The story follows a pattern that the people were unfaithful to Yahveh and He therefore delivers them into the hands of their enemies; the people repent to Yahveh and plead for mercy, which He then sends in the form of a leader or champion, a judge. read more
The Book of Ruth: The Book of Ruth (a love story), was always read by the levitical priests at Passover. This book gives credentials and link to the the Genealogy of King David and Jesus Christ "the son of David." read more
The Book of 1 Samuel (1-16): The books of Samuel continue the theological history of the Israelites which explains God's law for Israel under the guidance of the prophets. read more
The Book of 1 Samuel (17-31): According to Jewish tradition the book was written by Samuel, with additions by the prophets Gad and Nathan. read more
The Book of 2 Samuel (1-19): The books of Samuel continue the theological history of the Israelites which explains God's law for Israel under the guidance of the prophets. According to Jewish tradition the book was written by Samuel, with additions by the prophets Gad and Nathan. read more
The Book of 2 Samuel (20-24): The story of the Ark of the Covenant that follows tells of Israel's oppression by the Philistines, which brought about Samuel's anointing of Saul as Israel's first king. read more
The Book of Ezra: Ezra (meaning help), was written around 458 BCE. and tells us how the priesthood became polluted. read more
The Book of Nehemiah: Nehemiah (meaning comforted of the Lord), was the cup-bearer to the king of Persia around 445-444 B.C. At the time of Nehemiah, the Lord was comforting Judah. Nehemiah was not a Levite priest, but was considered a prince of Judah, giving him some royal blood. read more
The Book of Esther: Esther (a star), the Persian name Hadassah (myrtle). Myrtles meaning the righteous prophets. (Zechariah 1:8). The book of Esther takes place during the Persia rule (539 B.C.-331 B.C.). read more
The Book of Ecclesiastes: Ecclesiastes is a Latin word. In Hebrew it means (to call assembly or the preacher), written to the man walking under the sun. (Written 29 times in this book). This book teaches us how to live in these flesh bodies. read more
The Book of Isaiah (1-22): Isaiah is called "The Book of Salvation." (Written to Judah and Jerusalem). read more
The Book of Isaiah (23-41): The name Isaiah means "the salvation of the Lord" or "the Lord is salvation." read more
The Book of Isaiah (42-58): Isaiah is the first book containing the writings of the prophets of the Bible. read more
The Book of Isaiah (59-66): The author, Isaiah, who is called the Prince of Prophets, shines above all the other writers and prophets of Scripture. His mastery of the language, his rich and vast vocabulary, and his poetic skill have earned him the title, "Shakespeare of the Bible." read more
The Book of Jeremiah (1-12): Jeremiah meaning "Yahveh exalts" (the launching forth one)! Jeremiah is the name traditionally credited with authoring the Book of Jeremiah, I Kings, II Kings, and the Book of Lamentations with the assistance and under the editorship of Baruch Ben Neriah, his scribe and disciple. read more
The Book of Jeremiah (13-29): Jeremiah was the second of the major prophets of the Hebrew Bible. read more
The Book of Jeremiah (30-47): God's personal message to Jeremiah, "Attack you they will, overcome you they can't, was fulfilled many times in the Biblical narrative. read more
The Book of Jeremiah (48-52): Jeremiah was attacked by his own brothers, beaten and put into the stocks by a priest and false prophet, imprisoned by the king, threatened with death, thrown into a cistern by Judah's officials, and opposed by a false prophet. The book of Jeremiah was written to the house of Israel. read more
The Book of Ezekiel (1-16): Ezekiel, meaning (God will strengthen), lived at the time of the prophet Jeremiah. The time of the destruction of Judah and the Babylonian captivity. Ezekiel describes his calling to be a prophet, by going into great detail about his encounter with God and four living creatures or Cherubim with four wheels, or (vehicles), that stayed beside the creatures. read more
The Book of Ezekiel (17-31): Ezekiel was one of the captives taken to Babylon. Ezekiel as well as Daniel, prophesied in Babylonia. read more
The Book of Ezekiel (32-44): Ezekiel was a priest (Ezekiel 1:3), carried away eleven years before the destruction of the city temple (Ezekiel 1:2, 33:21, 2 Kings 24:14). He was married; and his wife died in the year when the siege of Jerusalem began. read more
The Book of Ezekiel (45-48): Chapters 40-48 of the book of Ezekiel, describe end time prophecies that give us insight to the book of Revelation. read more
The Book of Daniel: The name "Daniel" means "God is my judge." According to the Biblical book of Daniel; at a young age Daniel was carried off to Babylon where he was trained in the service of the court, under the authority of Ashpenaz. Ashpenaz was in charge of King Nebuchadnezzar's personnel palace. read more
The Book of Hosea: Hosea (meaning salvation), son of Beeri, and the first of what many call the minor prophets. However, there is nothing minor about this book. Hosea was a prophet to the ten tribes (Northern Kingdom), but he had warnings for Judah also, as well as promises of future blessings. read more
The Book of Joel: Joel (Yahweh is God, The Lord is God), was said to be the son of Pethuel. The book was written around 488-477 B.C. He prophesied not like Hosea among the ten tribes, but he was a prophet of Judah. The Book of Joel is apocalyptic in nature, referring to a future invading army of locust in the day of the Lord. read more
The Book of Amos: The Book of Amos is a prophetic book of the Hebrew Bible, one of the twelve minor prophets. Amos corresponds to Hosea, the link being Jeroboam II (II Kings 14:27). Being a native of Judah, he prophesied in Israel, and against Israel. read more
The Book of Obadiah: The canonical Book of Obadiah (servant of Yahveh), is an oracle concerning the divine judgment of Edom and the restoration of Israel. The text consists of a single chapter, divided into 21 verses, making it the shortest book in the Hebrew Bible. read more
The Book of Jonah: The book of Jonah was written around 690 B.C. in the time of Jeroboam II and the early years of Uzziah. Modern critics declare that the book is a "combination of allegory and myth." read more
The Book of Micah: The Book of Micah was written around 632 to 603 B.C. "in the days of Jotham, Ahaz, and Hezekiah, kings of Judah." Micah, "Mikayahu" (meaning who is like Yahveh)? Micah was a an 8th century B.C. prophet from the village of Moresheth in Judah. read more
The Book of Nahum: The Book of Nahum (meaning comforter), was written around 603 B.C., and corresponds with the book of Jonah, which also has Nineveh for its subject. read more
The Book of Habakkuk: The Book of Habakkuk (meaning embrace), was written around 625 B.C. according to traditional dating, but in the chronology given in Appendix 50 (King James Companion Bible), it was written about 515 B.C., or 110 years later. read more
The Book of Zephaniah: The Book of Zephaniah (meaning the Lord conceals, or the Lord protects), was written around 518 B.C. between the twelfth and the eighteenth year of Josiah, or about three years before the fall of Nineveh. read more
The Book of Haggai: The Book of Haggai (meaning my holiday), was written around 410 B.C. in the second year of Darius (Hystaspis), sixteen years after the decree of Cyrus. Haggai was the first prophet by whom "God spoke" after the return. read more
The Book of Zechariah: The book of Zechariah (remembered by Yahveh?), many believe the book was written between 520 and 518 B.C., and the Companion bible records it around 410-403 B.C. The temple was completed in the sixth year of Darius, and was dedicated in Adar, 405 B.C. Read appendix 51 (Companion bible for reference). read more
The Book of Malachi: The book of Malachi (Gods messenger), is the last book of the old testament. Written between 440 - 400 BC, He tells the people to turn back to God and points them to the future coming of the promised Messiah, who will be preceded by an appropriate forerunner. read more
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- Christian Bible Study Topics
Controversial study topics about a variety of topics discerning truth from tradition.-
Should I Stay or Should I Go: One of the biggest controversy's in the church today, is about our gathering back to Christ in the end times. Is it before the tribulation of antichrist, or after? Keep in mind that there are two tribulations. read more
Wicked People In High Places: We have all seen in the past few years the rising of wicked people in high places. This is nothing new under the sun and we will see it happening more in the near future. Our political leaders have become corrupt and self-centered only looking out for themselves forgetting the people that they serve. read more
Can America Stand: The time will come when that strong and mighty nation, which is a terror to all both far and near, that conquering, destroying nation whose land the rivers divide, will bring forth gifts to the Lord of Hosts in Jerusalem, where He has placed His name. read more
America Gone Wild: America the beautiful, the super power of the world, chosen by God to be the peace keeper of the end times. But what has gone wrong? Has the United States gone astray from the values that this great nation was founded? read more
War or Peace: With all the action going on here and abroad, we are getting close to the final days of this world age. We are past the part of wars and rumors of wars and are heading to the end of time where all the nations will cry peace, peace, peace. read more
The True Church: With so many different religions and beliefs in today's world, we may often ask ourselves, who is teaching the truth? What should we believe? What is the true church of God? Who is the Rock that we should follow? read more
The Second Advent: As stated in Matthew 21, Jesus and the disciples approached Jerusalem and they came to the town of Bethpage on the Mount of Olives. Jesus sent two of the disciples ahead to a village so they could bring Him a donkey that would be tied there, with its colt beside it. read more
A World Without God Is Doomed: If you think this world is not in big trouble, 'think again' my friend. Today, we are living in a world without God's Word to govern us. We are presently living in a world which denies absolute truth. read more
Believer or Hypocrite: Does today's Christian turn off people because of white-washed religion? Are we truly believers when we say we are Christian, or do we follow the way of the hypocrite? read more
Twisted Scripture: We hear more and more about churches and ministries that twist the scripture to suit their ways, and that this would come about in the end times. So, how do we know when scripture is truth or not? read more
A Whisper, A Roar, A 2x4: There is no doubt that when God needs to get our attention He will speak to us through the scriptures, through other people, and through our own conscience. God has His own way to make Himself known when He wants us to listen.read more
Where Are The Dead: Many believe that when one dies they remain in some hole in the ground awaiting the resurrection, while others believe that when one dies they either go to heaven or hell. But the Bible does not say this at all. read more
Mysteries of God: What are the mysteries of God, and to whom does He reveal them? Mysteries of God are spiritual truths known only by revelation. God reveals his mysteries to those who have faith in Him and are obedient to the gospel. read more
Gods Rainbow An Eternal Promise: We see it in the sky after a rainy day when the sun shines through. A beautiful bow in the sky of awesome colors and radiance. But what does this beautiful phenomenon represent and why was it created? read more
Perilous Times: In the Second Epistle to Timothy, Paul urges Timothy to not have a "spirit of timidity" and to "not be ashamed to testify about our Lord." read more
Christ Brings Division: When we think of the end times it always focuses on the return of Christ and peace to the world. People get the idea that when Christ makes His appearance at the second advent that He is coming in peace. read more
Tough Times: When we see the world today, we know that everyone is going through tough times. It appears at times to be quite overwhelming for many, especially for those in the lower income bracket. Many get discouraged and feel that they will never get ahead. read more
The Acceptable Year of The Lord: When Jesus returned in the power of the Spirit to Galilee (Luke 4:14), He came to a little town called Nazareth, (the place where he grew up). Jesus became very well known because of all the healings and wisdom he spread throughout the land. read more
Stressed Out: We live in a time of change, conflict, materialism, fears and worries. Wars and rumors of war, failed peace talks, and mother nature brewing up storms, earth quakes, and volcanic eruptions like never before. A time when people no longer communicate face to face, but rather text to text. Respect has dwindled towards the elderly, and the younger generation wants everything without earning it. read more
Spiritual Gifts: When we speak of spiritual gifts from God, we are not necessarily talking about gifts that please the flesh, but rather gifts that please God and the spirit. (i.e. The Holy Spirit). What exactly are some of these gifts? read more
It's a Long Way There: When we try our best to be a Christian, at times, it just seems to be such a long way to the kingdom living in this world today. As every day passes, it appears that this country, as well as other countries of the world, are lacking in God's direction. read more
Twenty Reasons To Study God's Word: The Word is a discerner of thoughts. The Word of God is alive and powerful. It cuts between "soul" (your individual self), and "spirit" (the intellect of the soul which is your mind). It exposes our innermost thoughts and desires. read more
Spirit of Slumber: When we speak of a slumbering spirit, we may think of one who does not know or study the word of God. However, what most don't know is that this is an intent from God. read more
The End Time Famine: What is this famine of the end times that we hear so much about. Jesus would explain to His disciples that the famine in the end times He was talking about was not for food or drink, but for hearing the Word of God. read more
The Mark of The Beast: Throughout the New Testament Christ warns us about Satan, his mark and being deceived, better known to many as the beast mark, or mark of the beast. Some believe we are to receive some physical mark on our body. Some believe it is an internal mark of deception and works. read more
No Rest For The Wicked: Did you ever wonder why the wicked always seem to get ahead? In today's world it appears that pride, status, wealth, and power are at the top of the list for many. read more
He Is Risen: To set the stage, we will begin our study just after Jesus had performed one of His first and most remembered miracles. Turning the water into wine at a marriage ceremony in Cana of Galilee. read more
All Around The World: Seven weeks had passed since the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and believers from all around (Jews and Gentiles alike), came gathering for Pentecost day. Suddenly there came a roaring sound as the "Holy Spirit" came upon everyone present at the house where they were meeting. read more
Comfortably Numb: What have we become? A society who has fallen into a desensitized state of reality, awareness, responsibility, and spirituality. A divided society of people who live their lives by tradition and competition rather than wisdom and common sense. read more
Saved by Grace Judged by Works: Many do not understand that our salvation depends on faith and grace, not by just trying to obey the laws of God or doing good works. It will be mostly our judgment that depend on our works. read more
The Four Horsemen: The "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" are described in the last book of the New Testament of the Bible, called the Book of Revelation of Jesus Christ to Saint John the Evangelist. read more
The Olivet Prophecy: When Jesus left the temple after speaking to the His disciples and the people, some of the disciples were showing Jesus the many buildings of the temple. Jesus told the disciples that "not one stone shall be standing here that will not be thrown down." read more
Life In The Spirit: When we think of living our lives, most people think of living in the flesh. Yes, we must all live in the flesh with these bodies that our Heavenly Father has given us. read more
Ministers of The Spirit: Who are the ministers of the spirit? First off, lets take the duty of a minister (one duly ordained to the service of God in the Christian church). read more
Commercial Christianity: What is commercial Christianity? It's not only about the product pushers who sport their crosses to sell their products, or the politician who holds their bible high in the air to support their agenda. read more
Deception: Have you been deceived? Christ warns the apostles as well as us. And Jesus answered and said unto them, Take heed that no man deceive you. read more
Understanding The Bible: One of the biggest problems in Christianity and religion today is the misunderstanding of bible scripture. When the bible is not interpreted correctly, it leads to false teachings and traditions of men. It also leads people astray and into confusion. read more
The Key of David: The Key of David opens up the genealogy line as well as the Levitical and King-ship of Melchizedek, A Priest-King of Jerusalem, who is our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. read more
The Book of Life: Do you ever wonder if you are written in the book of life? The Book of Life is the set of names of those who will live with God forever in heaven. It is the roll of those who are saved. This Book of Life is mentioned in many places of the bible. read more
Out of The Mouth of Babes: It is important for us all at times to bring ourselves down to a child's level of teaching and understanding. Kind of like when we first became Christians and started with the basics of learning the Word. read more
Evil Is As Evil Does: When we speak of evil we usually refer to a person rather than an action. We all have a little evil in us, but it is our actions that defines if we are an evil person or not. Hence the saying, "Evil is as evil does." read more
To The Seven Churches: Only two of the seven churches were pleasing to God because of what they taught. The two churches were the church of Smyrna and the church of Philadelphia. read more
Sign of The Times: When looking into the sign of the times we find that our Heavenly Father gives us plenty of scripture in the new and old testament that gives us the season or sign of Christ's return. read more
Body Soul Spirit: When we hear the phrase "body, soul, and spirit" we can think of man as a living (mortal) being trinity, just as the "Father, Son and the Holy Spirit" would be the full (immortal) Godhead Trinity. read more
Mans Increasing Knowledge: Just look around and think for a moment where we are today when it comes to technology. Man has taken technology to the limit and beyond. Actually, it has gone beyond the limits of man. read more
Don't Tempt God: You know, it is pretty common today that we hear derogatory sayings towards Christians all the time; God dam it, Jesus Christ, Jesus freak, hypocrite, why does God do this to me? You may even hear, "If there was a God," why does He let all these evil things happen in the world? read more
Healthy Foods of The Bible: Now, if you want to eat healthy, start by opening your bible to Deuteronomy 8:8, and you will find that the Israelites if they would listen, stumbled onto something. read more
Most Read Old Testament Scripture: Genesis 1:1: In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. read more
Scientific Proof Of The Bible: The Bible is estimated to have been written between 1450 B.C. and 95 A.D. This chart shows scientific facts and principles referred to in this ancient Bible, but not actually discovered by humankind until later centuries. read more
Sons of Cain: It is important to note that the posterity of Cain comes in the generations of the heavens and the earth; and not in the book of the generations of Adam. read more
This Man Adam: The relevance of Adam is not solely with the Old Testament. In the New Testament, the first Adam is compared with the second Adam. The first Adam brought about the (Fall of Man), which cursed man with the knowledge of sin. read more
The Fallen Angels: Their strength is seen in the giant cities of Bashan, utilized by Egypt in the construction of buildings. The explanation of Greek mythology is no invention of the human mind. read more
Back to The Garden: What really happened in the Garden of Eden? Did Adam and Eve eat from the apple tree? Not quite... That is an old wives tale that many believe till this day. read more
Three Earth Ages: One of the biggest controversies between religious scholars, scientist and archaeologist, is how the earth was formed and how old it is. Many religious scholars believe that the earth was created 6,000 years ago, contradicting proof of a dinosaur or Stone Age millions of years old.
Eight Prophetic Events: We are approaching that time when we need to understand what is about to take place in the near future. Here is a brief overview of the end time events in prophecy. read more
Psalm22, The Psalm of Death: Psalm 22, Written to the chief Musician upon Aijeleth Shahar, A Psalm of David. Better known as "The Psalm of Death." Relating to or concerning David's Son and David's Lord. read more
Paul's Committed Ministry: One of the New Testaments most important teachings begins in the book of Corinthians, written from Ephesus by the Apostle Paul sometime between 53 - 57 A.D. Paul, who started as one of Christianity's most zealous enemies, was hand-picked by Jesus Christ to become the gospel's most ardent messenger. read more
Listen To The Music: One thing that people seem to have in common among a world of division is music. As far back as the beginning of time, music has played it's roll in all cultures. read more
Rise of The Nones: There has been a dramatic shift in the past decade that stands to impact religion and politics, and those who do not affiliate with any specific religious tradition. read more
Proclaiming Victory: There are three very important declarations in the New Testament that effect us all in the present time as well as the future. read more
Strong In Spirit: In today's world most of us are fighting everyday to stay on top of things. Lack of money, time, and patience. Everything is moving so fast that people just can't keep up. For the average person it is like taking one step forward and two steps back. read more
The Great Apostasy: The great apostasy; are we seeing this in the world today? The answer is yes... We are in the time that the great apostasy begins to take place, and it has branched out to the four corners of the earth. What exactly does apostasy mean to the Christian and the church? read more
Don't Be Shaken: When the apostle Paul addressed the Thessalonians apparently his first letter was misunderstood, especially regarding the second advent of Christ. The Thessalonians had embraced the idea that Paul had taught that (the day of Christ was at hand), meant that Christ's second coming was about to occur very soon. read more
Do Not Fret: Many believe we are in a terrible place at this time and it seems that all is lost. Not only this nation, but the whole world is deeply divided and in trouble because of evil spirits and principalities. read more
Fear Is The Enemy: Fear is a spiritual-warfare between you and the devil. Remember back in Matthew chapter 4, when Jesus was tempted by Satan after He was baptized? How did Jesus handle the situation? read more
The Locust Army: In Revelations 9, the fifth and sixth trump sounded. So, what was John talking about when he described the Locust Army? It has been believed by many Christian scholars, that this swarm of locust has been related to the Arab world and the rise of Islam, as well as the progress of the Mohammedan wars. read more
Eyes of The Watchman: When we hear the eyes of the watchman, or eyes of the spirit, what or who are we exactly speaking of? Are they the eyes of the angels of the Lord? Are they the eyes of God, or the Holy Spirit? What is their purpose, and what do they represent? read more
All To Remembrance: Have you ever wondered how much knowledge you really have? Things that went on in your past and things you learned and experienced as far back as you can remember. How about glimpses of a time that you can't quite remember, but know you have been there. read more
Baptism and Dedication: The difference between baptism and dedication varies among religious groups. Basically, in the Catholic and similar faiths, baptism is performed at an infant age and confirmation at an older age. read more
Spiritual Blessings: Did you ever wonder why you receive the blessings that our Heavenly Father graciously gives you? Did you know that these blessings are by the kindness and compassion of God, and have nothing to do with yourself? read more
Highway To Hell: When we see all the evil deplorable things taking place in the world today; we can't help but think that we are all on the highway to hell. Satan's evil power has advanced upon the world, and we are taken to a new level in time that will hold the key to our future, or the destruction of a great nation. read more
Tried With Fire: Did you ever wonder what the end times "Day of the Lord" would be like? How judgment would take place, and how it happens? What is meant when you hear "tried with fire?" read more
Under The Law: When we think of the laws of God, we usually think of the ten commandments and the Old Testament laws of Moses. There are two laws here (Moses law and Gods law), that we must consider. read more
Breaking The Law: When we think of breaking the law, we usually think state, and federal laws of this country. However, what about the ten commandments? "Gods law." Does it still remain? "The answer is yes." The ten commandments still remain and we as a nation are breaking every commandment of God possible. read more
Kings and Children: There was a vision given to the prophet Isaiah by God concerning all of Israel in the end times. It was prophesized against Judah and Jerusalem at the time, but concerns us all in the present and future sense. read more
Return of The Dragon: In order to understand how Satan (that old serpent the dragon) comes about in the end times, we must first go back to the old testament of the bible to learn more about him from the beginning. read more
The Christmas Story: It's that wonderful time of the year for "The Christmas Celebration", when people around the world seem to have a special feeling of joy and kindness in their hearts. Is this just a coincidence, or is there a special reason for this reaction. I like to think that there is a "high point" in the "power of the Spirit" that touches us all during this glorious season. read more
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- New Believers
Introductory study topics for the new Christian.-
Christian
Conversion: When we speak
of Christian conversion, at times we think that there is going to be
some dramatic or extraordinary transformation of a person physically
and mentally. We may see a certain glow on the outside and there
appears to be a peaceful spirit on the inside.
read more
We Are All Sinners: When we take a good look at ourselves from the inside out, it is hard to imagine anyone saying that they are not a sinner. I know it is something many hate to admit because of pride and those who are self-righteous. read more
New Beginning Faith Builders: You know it is quite true, that the way to a Godly life is not an easy matter. But the answer lies in Jesus Christ, Emmanuel, God with us. As stated in (1 Timothy 3:16), Christ came to earth as a man, proven spotless and pure in His spirit. read more
Little Help From A Friend: To set the stage, Jesus had just finished giving instructions to His twelve disciples (Matthew 10), when He went off preaching in the cities where they were scheduled to go. This was about the time when John the Baptist was in prison. read more
Faith Not Works: When we think of faith, we can't think of anyone that had more faith than the apostle Paul. A Roman soldier who persecuted Christians till he was struck down by God and blinded on the road to Damascus. read more
The Rebellious Child: Are these rebellious warnings of the end times, or present day experiences of the average family in our society? read more
Understanding The Bible: One of the biggest problems in Christianity and religion today is the misunderstanding of bible scripture. When the bible is not interpreted correctly, it leads to false teachings and traditions of men. It also leads people astray and into confusion. read more
Communicating With God: When most people here the word bible, they think of it as just another book, or collection of stories that took place in past history. Some believe it to be true prophecy, and some believe it to be fables and opinions of the men who wrote it. read more
Put Your Lights On: When we see the light rising on a bright sunny day, we feel the warmth of the sun beaming down on mother nature and all life below. A warmth that makes us feel so good as the rays penetrate deep into our bodies. read more
The Gospel Armor: When the apostle Paul addressed the Ephesians he talked of the unity and having a new life in Christ. He explained that there is one body and one spirit and that marriage is a symbol of the church. read more
Body Soul Spirit: When we hear the phrase "body, soul, and spirit" we can think of man as a living (mortal) being trinity, just as the "Father, Son and the Holy Spirit" would be the full (immortal) Godhead Trinity. read more
Victory Over The Tempter: We all give into temptation at times, we are only human. As long as we are in these flesh bodies, the tempter (Satan), will always be right at out feet. It is common for him to prey on the weak and non-believers. read more
How to Pray: When we talk and pray to the Heavenly Father, remember that He is our Father. We need to speak to Him as a parent. He understands what we need even before we ask for it, and He would never put us in harms way. read more
The Anointing: The "anointing" of the "Holy Spirit" gives us power through Jesus Christ. However, lets not confuse this with the Anointed One. read more
The Book of Life: Do you ever wonder if you are written in the book of life? The Book of Life is the set of names of those who will live with God forever in heaven. It is the roll of those who are saved. This Book of Life is mentioned in many places of the bible. read more
The Mark of The Beast: Throughout the New Testament Christ warns us about Satan, his mark and being deceived, better known to many as the beast mark, or mark of the beast. Some believe we are to receive some physical mark on our body. Some believe it is an internal mark of deception and works. read more
Making Fun: In this world today we are always going to have wise-crackers and trouble makers come out of every generation. It appears that making fun of others has become part of our culture and is growing out of control. read more
New Mother Nature: With out a doubt one of the most controversial topics among the general public today is the legalization of marijuana. It's concerns are not only about generating money, health, addiction, and danger to the community, but the moral and spiritual aspects as well. read more
The Great Apostasy: The great apostasy; are we seeing this in the world today? The answer is yes... We are in the time that the great apostasy begins to take place, and it has branched out to the four corners of the earth. What exactly does apostasy mean to the Christian and the church? read more
Beatitudes Vs. Woes: During the travels of Jesus, He went up on a mountain to teach His disciples one day. (He gave them the beatitudes). Then the crowds gathered around and Jesus saw them. He began speaking to the crowds as well as the disciples. read more
Under The Law: When we think of the laws of God, we usually think of the ten commandments and the Old Testament laws of Moses. There are two laws here (Moses law and Gods law), that we must consider. read more
Most Read New Testament Scripture: John 3:16: For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. read more
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Christian
Conversion: When we speak
of Christian conversion, at times we think that there is going to be
some dramatic or extraordinary transformation of a person physically
and mentally. We may see a certain glow on the outside and there
appears to be a peaceful spirit on the inside.
read more
- Bible Resources
Links to bible study tools and resources.