Category Archives: – Thru the Bible Series

We began this series on January 11, 2017 and continues to this day.

It chronicles our ongoing trek through the Bible beginning in Genesis, though our trek has not followed a 100% traditional order.

We have attempted to keep books whose contents are related in time, as much together as possible with some noteworth exceptions.

The specific chapters covered are NOT usually part of the title of each post making specific scriptures a little tricky to find by a simple “search”.

To compensate for that we have a page dedicated to this series which lists each of the scriptures we’ve covered so far as a link. It is our hope that this will help aid you in your studies….God Bless!

Amos

Amos …for three crimes, even four

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Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:30:48 — 149.6MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Wednesday 02/02/22  Series: Thru the Bible Message – Amos …for three crimes, even four ***Video is HERE*** Share this:   Amos …for three crimes, even four The Book of Amos The intended audience of Amos’ prophecies was the Northern Kingdom.  Amos ministered after the time of Obadiah, Joel & Jonah, and just before Hosea, Micah and Isaiah. Perhaps nothing is harder on the spiritual walk of God’s people than times of prosperity and this was certainly true of the Northern Kingdom at the time of Amos’ ministry. Businesses were booming and […]

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Joel

Joel, prophet to Judah

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Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:31:56 — 154.8MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Wednesday 01/26/22  Series: Thru the Bible Message – Joel, prophet to Judah ***Video is HERE*** Share this:   Joel, prophet to Judah The Book & Time of Joel It is difficult to date this book since the only mentionings of events are events which could have happened at many times in Israel’s past. However, the fact that no specific king is mentioned is a little telling and superficially points to a time early in the reign of Joash, King of Judah which I will explain later.  The mentioning of places like […]

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Nahum Nineveh

Nahum’s prophecy against Nineveh, Assyria’s capitol of Tyranny

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Podcast: Download (Duration: 36:59 — 66.9MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Podcast: Download (Duration: 36:59 — 66.9MB) Subscribe: Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS Wednesday 01/19/22  Message – Nahum’s prophecy against Nineveh, Assyria’s capitol of Tyranny Share this:      Nahum’s prophecy against Nineveh, Assyria’s capitol of Tyranny Nahum is another of the prophets who is a little difficult to track down in terms of when he lived. He was born in Elkosh of Northern Israel, but was a prophet of Judah most likely during the reign of King Manesseh, one of Judah’s most evil kings. Nineveh was the capital city of Assyria which brings into focus WHY it was […]

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Jonah Zephaniah

Jonah & Zephaniah: Prophetic words to Nineveh

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Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:23:07 — 138.7MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Wednesday 01/12/22  Message – Jonah & Zephaniah: Prophetic words to Nineveh Share this:   Jonah & Zephaniah: Prophetic words to Nineveh Now we are going to read through the book of Zephaniah, which is a very short book written somewhere between 640 and 609BC, but most likely closer to 640BC because it could hardly be called prophetic if the events predicted had already occurred. There isn’t much in the book that is original since Zephaniah is the last of the 9 prophets whose ministry and message are prior to Judah’s exile […]

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Jewish & Gentile misunderstandings of Messiah

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Podcast: Download (Duration: 1:15:26 — 128.9MB)Subscribe: Spotify | RSS Wednesday 01/05/22  Message – Jewish & Gentile Misunderstandings of Messiah Share this:   Jewish & Gentile Misunderstandings of Messiah The last ‘Thru the Bible’ we had was called ‘Debriefing Jeremiah‘ where you all broke into groups and worked through the book facilitated by questions I used to guide the conversation and keep it on track. Teri told me later that she thought it would be beneficial to have me discuss with you the last question offering my insights. The last question was: Discuss how you see the particulars of Jeremiah’s most […]

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