Two types of Bible study; Systematic and Biblical theology. Both are needed for a better understanding of the whole counsel of God.

Question #5 from the New City Catechism: What else did God create?

Sarah and Abraham die and Isaac and Rebekah meet, marry, and have twins! So much in these chapters of God's progressive revelation. We continue to see convenants made and God's steadfast love revealed.

We're on New City Catechism's question #4 this week. How and why did God create us? You can go to New City Catechism to find the answer or just listen here. 

Continuing on with my Bible Reading Plan. How are you doing? Have you noticed anything new?

In 2015, I heard a sermon by Steve Lawson about why he believes the Bible. So, I thought I would go through each point with you.

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We are on the 3rd question in the New City Catechism. How many persons are there in God? I'll give you a hint. The title "Trinity" implies how many.

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If you prefer the YouTube version, I post to my channel as well at Connie Porter's Youtube channel.

Today, I talk about how to differentiate prescriptive and descriptive text in the Bible. Some passages are easy to discern while others are challenging. I don't have it all figured out, but I give some tips that may be helpful to know what God expects from us.

How's your Bible Reading Plan going? I made it through the first week and thought I would give a summary.

I'm doing a chronological reading plan so, of course, it starts in Genesis.

It's been a while since we last studied in Romans if you followed along with the reading of Luke for the advent season. But now advent season is over and we can shift our focus again. Here are a few things to consider when getting back into the swing of studying.