Discipleship in the Old Testament
While the word, “discipleship,” is not found in the Old Testament, the concept is embedded from the very beginning. God’s people were to…
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Time Management and Personal Discipleship
We talk about making disciples, but do we make the time to do it? In this series of lessons, we must address time…
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Defining Discipleship
We talk about making disciples, but do we know how to do it? In this series of lessons on Personal Discipleship, let’s pray…
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Interpreting Revelation
The final book of the Bible is full of glorious promises and yet significant challenges. While the entire Bible has interpretive challenges, none…
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Interpreting the Epistles
In our study of hermeneutics, the New Testament epistles are an important biblical genre on which to focus.…
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Interpreting Acts
The Book of Acts is a unique book in all of Scripture. Being the only narrative-based book in the New Testament that isn’t…
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Interpreting the Gospels
As we approach the New Testament, the first hermeneutical task is to learn how to study the Gospels. The Gospels are the accounts…
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Interpreting the Prophets
Interpreting the Old Testament prophets is an important hermeneutics’ skill. While the prophets are historical literature, they are more like sermons commenting on…
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Interpreting the Writings
The Writings section of the Old Testament is also referred to as the Wisdom Literature. These books don’t fit naturally into the Law,…
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Interpreting the Law
In our study of Hermeneutics, we come to one of the most difficult sections of Scripture to interpret – the Law. Oftentimes, New…
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The Importance of Context
When it comes to reading Scripture, context is key. Too much of our current biblical study focuses on isolated verses and neglects…
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The Interpretation of Translation
In the 2nd week of our Hermeneutics course, we learned about “The Interpretation of Translation.” The Bible in our possession has divisions of…
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