As we walk with Jesus and seek to look more like Him, we know that involves surrender so He can come in His fullness and take up residence in us. We will never surrender to someone we do not fully know or trust. This semester we are invited to the heart of God where we […]
Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. This completed study explores the book of Ezekiel and its […]
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Humans are remarkably prone to foolish confidence which when destroyed leads to utter despair. The book of Ezekiel calls us to face the reality of sin and its consequences, but at the same time, it calls us to accept the reality of grace and redemption. This completed study explores the book of Ezekiel and its […]
For this fall we will look at testimony messages spoken in the Old Testament. These testimonies continually pointed people to God, telling of his love and faithfulness, praising his character and his provision, and reminding them of God's sovereign authority over all of creation. We will look at who is speaking, who they are speaking […]
It was an event that forever changed the course of human history. God came as one of his very own to save his own. The birth of the Messiah had been prophesied for thousands of years, yet many did not realize what had happened. In Advent 2022, Dr. John Oswalt looked at Old Testament prophecies […]
In contrasting each of the seven deadly sins with their opposite virtues, we can gain insight and mature in holiness (see Colossians 3:5–17). Cultivating the cardinal virtues is not the solution for sin—only the atoning work of Christ does that—but it can lead to a healthy, holy life. In these 16 sessions, we’ll study each […]
The northern kingdom of Israel was facing destruction. Under the inexorable pressure of the empire of Assyria, one king after another was being bloodily replaced. The sins of the nation seemed to be multiplying. Defeat and exile were looming. What would God say to a people like that? He cannot ignore their sins and the […]
The topic of this study was Malachi: Symptoms of a Slipping Heart. By exploring the message of the Old Testament’s last prophet before the arrival of Jesus 400 years later, we gleaned important insights into how God’s people can have our hearts renewed by the Holy Spirit in preparation for Jesus’ next appearing. The truth […]
Led by Dr. John N. Oswalt, an American scholar and distinguished professor of Old Testament at Asbury Theological Seminary. The Book of Leviticus is often among the least favorite Bible books to study. However, when it is put into its context in the covenant documents extending from Exodus 24 to Numbers 10, it has a […]
Led by Dr. John N. Oswalt, an American scholar and distinguished professor of Old Testament at Asbury Theological Seminary. In the Book of Numbers we travel with the people of Israel from Sinai to the Plains of Moab across from Jericho. Along the way we learn what life in the Spirit could be and what […]
Led by Dr. John N. Oswalt, an American scholar and distinguished professor of Old Testament at Asbury Theological Seminary. To many early Christians, and not a few today, it looked as though God’s plan of salvation in the Old Testament had failed and that he had gone to Plan B with Jesus. That meant that […]