Your complete Bible study resource.
We have many great Bible study lessons available for everyone. Plus, a treasure trove of additional information for our subscribers! And for those who are eager to learn more, we offer online courses to maximize your educational needs.
Moses, the Deliverer … Not Yet – Exodus Chapter 2
After many years of oppression, God brings forth a baby boy by the name of Moses, who He will use to deliver Israel from Egyptian slavery. However, even though Moses will be aware of his uniqueness, it will not be because of his believing in his own qualifications and abilities that God will deliver the descendants of Jacob. He will attempt to deliver the Jews, but will fail magnificently. It is then that God will prepare him for the second phase of his life that he will learn to SHEPHERD the flock of God.
Hebrew Slaves in Egypt – Exodus Chapter 1
Many years have passed since Jacob and his people went down into Egypt under the gentle care of Joseph. Both Jacob and Joseph are dead and a new dynasty of kings have risen over Egypt. And this family of kings have no appreciation or remembrance of how Joseph saved Egypt from starvation. So, the new kings of Egypt began to employ measures to suppress and oppress the Hebrew people, enslaving them and making their lives bitter with harsh treatment in an atmosphere of death.
Introduction to the Book of Exodus
Introduction to the Book of Exodus
Jacob and Joseph’s Death (Genesis Begins With Life But Ends With Death) – Genesis Chapter 50
After Jacob tells his twelve sons what will become of their tribal families, he closes his eyes in death. Joseph has his body embalmed and asks the pharaoh for permission to bury his father in the Land of Canaan. He is accompanied by a great entourage from Egypt and they mourn many days the death of Jacob. In time, Joseph dies and makes his brothers to promise to take his remains to the Land of Canaan, when the Lord brings the tribal family of Israel back to the Land of Promise.
Support this ministry!
Did you find a lesson or teaching uplifting, encouraging or helpful to you? Then help us continue making more lessons like these! Consider a donation or maybe just buy us a cup of coffee.
Free exclusive member only content
SIGN UP NOW
ONLINE
COURSE
Paul’s Letter to
the Galatians
What makes us different?
Our Teaching Perspective
We know that everyone does not have a seminary background. And sometimes the jargon and language can be a little bit confusing. But who doesn’t want a really good understanding? So, our “style” (teaching approach) is focused on simple instruction. But, at the same time, the more advanced learners will also find a wealth of enriching information.
Our primary goal is to bring you doctrinally sound lessons in a way that is easy to understand.
You have several options to choose. You can watch our engaging videos or just listen when it’s not convenient.
And when you need a more complete and scholarly approach in your studies, we offer extensive notes.
Our online courses allow you to study and learn at your own pace. And when it’s most convenient for you!
Although we believe that solid, is an absolute necessity, it can sometimes be hard to see the forest for the trees. So, we have an outline to bring it all together.
When you are ready to dig deeper, our Online Courses are just for you! And best of all, you can study at your own pace!
Online Courses
Looking for a deeper understanding of the Bible or desire a more systematic study? Our online courses are just for you!