Destination: Proverbs 1-31 Flight 29A
March 25, 2010
A proverb is a short statement of wisdom, and Solomon wrote 3,000 of them. So the book of Proverbs is only a sampling of his wisdom. It's been called "the best guidebook to success" that a person can follow. Join Skip for a brief review of the book of Proverbs.
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The last half of the book of Psalms contains both the longest and the shortest chapters in the Bible, and it even includes a psalm written by Moses. And it concludes with a Psalm that says, "Let everything that has breath praise the Lord." Join Skip for the conclusion of this study of the Psalms.
March 24, 2010
The Psalms are a book of praises to God. They are poetry set to music, and they formed the hymnbook for the temple in ancient Israel. They are the intersection between the temporal and the spiritual. Join Skip for a quick flight over Psalms 73 through 150.
March 23, 2010
The poetry of the Psalms isn't like Western poetry, with rhymes and rhythms. Rather, it has parallel thoughts contained two lines. The second line may support the first, or it might build on it, or it might provide a contrast with the first. Join Skip for the conclusion of this study of Psalms 1 through 72.
March 22, 2010
The key theme of the book of Psalms is worship in every circumstance of life. Although the Psalms never deny the pain of the earthly dimension, they tell us to live joyfully, and to stay dependent upon God. Join Skip for a fast flight over Psalms 1 through 72.
March 19, 2010
As if his physical suffering wasn't bad enough, Job had to endure false accusations from his friends. They told him he deserved his fate because of some secret sin his life. But Job only wanted to plead his case before God. Join Skip for the conclusion of the book of Job.
March 18, 2010
No one deserved suffering less than Job, but few people have suffered more than he did. Job lost his family and everything he owned, and then he was afflicted with physical disease. And yet there was a larger drama going on behind the scenes. Join Skip for a brief summary of the book of Job.
March 17, 2010
The plot against the Jews in the book of Esther was nothing less than a Satanic plan to change the course of redemptive history. Satan wanted to stop the coming of the Messiah. Join Skip to see how God thwarted this plot in the conclusion of this survey of Esther.
March 16, 2010
The name of God doesn't appear anywhere in the book of Esther. But His hand of providence is seen everywhere. He sovereignly moves events to accomplish His purpose in protecting the Jewish people from destruction. Join Skip for a short flight over the book of Esther.
March 15, 2010
Nehemiah read the books of the law to the people, and this brought about a revival in their lives. In fact, there has never been a true revival in the history of the world apart from the Word of God. Join Skip for the conclusion of this quick review of Nehemiah.
March 12, 2010
The book of Nehemiah deals with the efforts of the Jews to rebuild the walls around the city of Jerusalem, and the opposition they faced. Whenever you're doing the work of the Lord, you can expect Satan to oppose you. Join Skip for a summary of the book of Nehemiah.
March 11, 2010
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