For the next several weeks, during our summer break, we are reviewing one of our previous classes: A Case for the Gospels! This week’s class focuses on the amazing fulfillment of prophecy by Jesus, the Messiah. We will look at what prophecy is, how we can discern truthful prophecy from false teaching, and how important… Continue Reading
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Review Class: A Case for the Gospels, Session Three – The Cultural Fuse Leading to Jesus Shows How God Set The Stage For the Coming Messiah
For the next several weeks, during our summer break, we are reviewing one of our previous classes: A Case for the Gospels! This week’s class focuses on background to the Gospels with a look at the period of time between the Old and New Testaments known as the “Intertestamental period” often referred to as 400… Continue Reading
Review Class: A Case for the Gospels, Session Two – The Importance of Making a Case, and An Introduction to the Gospels
For the next several weeks, during our summer break, we are reviewing one of our previous classes: A Case for the Gospels! This week’s class focuses on the importance of “pre-evangelism” and the Apologetic Roadmap. We will also take a look 15 historical events to memorize that will help with understanding the Bible’s big picture… Continue Reading
Review Class: A Case for the Gospels, Session one – Introduction
For the next several weeks, during our summer break, we will review one of our previous classes: A Case for the Gospels! This first week we will review some introductory information and resources along with focusing on some of the important aspects of all our classes, including the importance of prayer (as modeled by Jesus),… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible, The Story Continues: Where’s Jesus, Evidence from Science, Saved Lives and Ruth 1-4
This week’s class presentation will continue our focus on seeing Jesus in the Old Testament. Then, for the apologetics portion of the class, we will look at the evidence from science and saved lives. We will end with our Bible study in the book of Ruth chapters 1-4. This website will post basic answers for… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible: Answers for the Book of Ruth Chapters 1 – 4
Answers for a study in the book of Ruth” is part of a weekly post in addition to the regular “apologetics” posts on the weekend where the original questions can be found at the bottom of the study, and then answers appear here during the week. This gives you time to do your own research,… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible, The Story Continues: Where’s Jesus, Evidence from Prophecy and Judges 17-21
This week’s class presentation will continue our focus on seeing Jesus in the Old Testament. Then, for the apologetics portion of the class, we will look at the evidence from prophecy. We will end with our Bible study in the book of Judges chapters 17 through 21. This website will post basic answers for the… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible: Answers for the Book of Judges Chapters 17 – 21
Answers for a study in the book of Judges” is a weekly post in addition to the regular “apologetics” posts on the weekend where the original questions can be found at the bottom of the study, and then answers appear here during the week. This gives you time to do your own research, and then… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible, The Story Continues: Where’s Jesus, and a look at the Prophecies of the Passion
We have been laying out a “Case for the Bible” over the past few months and the evidence collection has been based on a question that many have posed: How do we trust that the Bible is the Word of God? You can be skeptical of the Bible, as I once was, but at some… Continue Reading
A Case for the Bible, The Story Continues: Where’s Jesus, and a look at the Emmaus Road
This week we will pause from the regular class presentation, and take a look at a couple of video presentations. The first is from Allen Parr as he covers the “Where’s Jesus” question, looking at every book in the Old Testament. As part of our weekly practice, we have been working on memorizing a “tag… Continue Reading