The Old Testament is the story of the Old Covenant (“testament” means “covenant”) between God and his people. At the same time, the Old Testament foretells the coming of a new covenant and a coming prophet, priest, and king. For many reasons, a solid understanding of the Old Testament is crucial for understanding the New Testament. If you have found the Old Testament confusing, irrelevant, or boring, or if you desire to take your understanding of the Old Testament to a new level, we recommend you start with the first lesson in our Genesis series, Introduction to the O.T., Pt. 1 – Why Study the Old Testament?
Old Testament instructions on conducting war might seem irrelevant to Christians seeking to follow Jesus' teachings on peace and nonresistance. However, they contain valuable lessons that can be applied to the spiritual warfare we engage in every day. In this message, we look at practical applications for us and consider a hidden gem in Moses'
Many Christians are taught that we should automatically support the modern state of Israel in its wars in the Middle East. While Bible passages are cited to support this position, is that actually what the Scriptures teach? In this message, we explore relevant passages from the Old and New Testaments to understand how the Lord
Should Christians Support Modern Israel's Wars? (Deuteronomy 20, Pt. 2) View Lesson
Should Christians Support Modern Israel's Wars? (Deuteronomy 20, Pt. 2) View Lesson