Daniel Study Resources

Daniel Study Resources

Aug 3, 2020 | 02 Library, Resources by Book

Study questions, maps, charts, key words, history, background, outlines, and links to help you study the Old Testament book of Daniel. The Book of Daniel addresses the question of how to live godly lives in a world dominated by hostile forces.

11 Who Do You Say that I Am? (Mark 8:27-38)

11 Who Do You Say that I Am? (Mark 8:27-38)

Aug 2, 2020 | 01 Podcasts, Mark

This question is the turning point of the story. So far in Mark’s gospel, the primary focus of Jesus’ teaching revealing his authority as the Son of Man and the Servant of God. Having established his identity, Jesus now prepares his disciples for what he came to do.

July 2020 Reflections

July 2020 Reflections

Jul 31, 2020 | News, Reflections

While working on my upcoming series “Who is the Holy Spirit,” I’ve been revising, creating and updating my Bible study resources pages. I hope you’re finding them useful! I’m adding several new sections to the resources, including basic introductory information, free journal articles online and answers to basic questions.

Paul’s Use of the Old Testament

Paul’s Use of the Old Testament

Jul 28, 2020 | 02 Library, Quotations

The New Testament is our divinely inspired commentary on the Old Testament. When studying a passage, it’s often helpful to see how other biblical authors understood it. Here is are the Apostle Paul’s quotes of the Old Testament in his letters.

08 How Many Loaves Do You Have? (Mark 6:30-46)

08 How Many Loaves Do You Have? (Mark 6:30-46)

Jul 26, 2020 | 01 Podcasts, Mark

The feeding of the 5000 is the only story — other than Jesus’ last week on earth — which is found in all 4 gospels. It is mentioned in several other passages as well. Even though it’s part of a familiar story, this question is one of the more obscure questions that we’ll cover.

07 Why Do You Weep? (Mark 5:35-43)

07 Why Do You Weep? (Mark 5:35-43)

Jul 25, 2020 | 01 Podcasts, Mark

As we journey through Mark, the evidence is mounting that Jesus is the Messiah. First, he claimed to have the authority to forgive sins. Then we saw him deal with an overwhelming external storm and an overwhelming internal storm, followed by a debilitating physical illness. With this question, he confronts the final enemy: death.