A study of the relationship between the prophets of God and the rebellious people of God, with special emphasis on God’s holiness and His demand that His people live holy lives.

Covers the period of the judges all the way through the deportation of the southern kingdom of Judah. We will see how God deals with the increasing rebellion of His people.

Once safely settled in the Promised Land, the people of God quickly reveal their disobedience and unfaithfulness, even in the face of God’s faithfulness.

A look at the unfailing faithfulness of God as revealed in His creation of the Garden of Eden all the way to His provision of the Promised Land.

Placing each of the books of the Bible along the historical timeline and illustrating how what is taking place in each book fits within the broader context of God’s story of redemption for mankind.

If God is all-loving and all-powerful, then why is there so much suffering? This is a question that has plagued mankind since the fall. But there is a perfectly good explanation for the fact that even good people go through bad times.

Believe it or not. The authority, reliability and inspiration of the Bible are essential doctrines of the Christian faith. More than just another book, the Bible is the Word of God, and offers us a glimpse into the character of God and His divine plan.

“He is not here!” Those four little words echo across the centuries and provide hope for the faithful. The empty tomb is a statement of God’s power and a confirmation of Christ’s substitutionary death on the cross for the sins of man.

With his death on the cross, Jesus absorbed the full wrath of God against the sins of mankind. He died so that we wouldn’t have to. He took our place. Without the cross and the death of Jesus, there would be no forgiveness for our sins.