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Bible Survey, Part 3: Kings, Prophets, and More (Encore) Ron and John
The Old Testament was the Bible of the New Testament authors, and they saturated their writing with quotations and allusions to it. Ron and John examine some of those places and discuss precisely how the New Testament uses the Old Testament and how the two work together in the single story of scripture.
Modern secular myth wants to pit faith and reason against each other. They aren’t. Christians have reasons for what they believe, and those reasons are defensible. Ron and John will sample some arguments from Christian history, and perhaps most surprising, they insist there is no virtue in a "blind leap of faith"!
The story of Ruth is a book of struggle, hope, and the power of a God in control. John and Ron work through each chapter of this masterful example of Old Testament narrative to follow the story of God's faithfulness. From unexpected turns to the important place in the broader biblical story of redemption, these episodes will engage some of the best of Hebrew storytelling.
Ron and John conclude the Old Testament portion of their survey through the Bible. We talk about King David, some history of the Israelite kingdoms that followed him, the prophets […]
John and Ron open their new series, Old in the New, with a study of Peter’s sermon at Pentecost in Acts 2. How did Peter rely on his Bible, the Old […]
The story continues as God works through Moses and his successors in Israel to fulfill a promise to redeem humankind. Ron and John survey the books of Exodus through the […]
