In 2022, a series of questions were given to David and JB Nicholson. Even though several were answered at the conference, many were not. We recorded these answers and sent them to the attendants. It is being posted here as a resource to others.

1) 00:10 - Church reception

2) 5:06 - Determining next generation of elders

3) 9:52 - Opportunities for young people to serve in the church

4) 15:22 - Lack of gospel meetings

5) 21:36 - Neglected subjects of ministry

6) 29:22 - Sharing the Gospel in a short amount of time

7) 40:00 - Typology - Moses and Aaron as brothers

8) 45:32 - Evangelizing to Muslims

9) 50:34 - Balancing ministry with family

10) 57:28 - Birth control

11) 1:09:32 - Depression

12) 1:16:38 - Itinerant ministry

13) 1:29:25 - Reaching/engaging with ethnic minority groups

14) 1:51:11 - Divorce and remarriage

15) 2:15:45 - Relationships in a world filled with pornography

16) 2:33:25 - Eschatology overview

Journey through approximately 500 years of Bible history, from Moses and the Exodus to the reign of King David. This Bible history lesson traces the major people, events, and turning points that shaped Israel’s story, helping viewers see how the books and events of the Old Testament fit together.

Follow Israel from deliverance out of Egypt and the giving of the Law at Mount Sinai through the wilderness journey, the conquest of Canaan, the days of the Judges, and the establishment of the kingdom under Saul and David. Along the way, see how God’s purposes unfold across generations and how individual Bible stories connect to the larger story of Scripture.

The lesson also provides ideas for further Bible study, highlighting important biblical themes rooted in these historical events. Topics such as redemption, covenant, sacrifice, God’s presence, faithfulness, kingship, obedience, and God’s promises can be traced from these foundational Old Testament stories into the rest of the Bible.

Whether you are studying the Bible personally, teaching a Sunday school class, preparing a Bible study, or simply trying to understand the timeline of the Old Testament, this overview provides a helpful framework for understanding the 500 years from Moses to David.

The Bible has had a HUGE impact on the world that we live in. Our resource claims that it has been a foundational component in our history, culture, politics, family-life, and so much more. We discuss the views in this book, the applications that can be made from it, how we should read this kind of book, and who should be reading this kind of book. If you are interested in purchasing the book, a link is provided below. The Book that Made Your World - https://www.christianbook.com/world-bible-created-soul-western-civilization/vishal-mangalwadi/9781595555458/pd/555450

Resolution | Catching the Little Foxes in Your Relationship

What does it look like to resolve problems in a relationship in a way that honors God?

In Song of Solomon 2:10–16, we see the beautiful picture of a couple enjoying the springtime of love. But in the middle of that affection comes an important warning: “Catch us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vineyards.”The fruit of their love is threatened by seemingly small things that can have a devastating impact.

In this message, we explore Resolution—the fourth component of a healthy, Christ-centered relationship. Just as a couple must learn to identify and deal with the “little foxes” that threaten the fruit of their relationship, believers must learn to walk in the light, confess sin, receive the washing of God’s Word, and remain on the path He has given us.

We look at the difference between confession and repentance, the biblical call to confess our trespasses to one another, and the importance of praying for and restoring one another in humility and gentleness.

We also consider what this looks like practically in courtship and marriage: addressing red flags rather than ignoring them, having important conversations about money, family, and the future, and remembering that your husband or wife is not the enemy. You are teammates, called to catch the foxes together.

• The “little foxes” of Song of Solomon 2

• Why small issues can destroy the fruit of love

• Walking in the light and confessing our sins

• The difference between repentance and confession

• The power of God’s Word to transform us

• Confessing trespasses and seeking accountability

• Prayer, restoration, and the law of love

• The redemption and example of Ruth and Boaz

• Identifying and addressing red flags in relationships

• Resolving issues together instead of fighting each other

• Building a relationship centered on Christ and His Word

Key Scriptures:
Song of Solomon 2:10–16
1 John 1:5–10
James 1:12–25
James 5:16–20
Galatians 6:2
Ruth 3

If we take our relationship with the Lord seriously, we must seek His light, dwell in it, and continually wash ourselves in His Word. And if we take our relationships seriously, we must be willing to resolve the things that threaten their fruit.

Genesis 12–50 Overview | From Abraham to Joseph

How does God take one man and build a family that will become a nation?

Genesis 12–50 follows the remarkable story of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph and shows how God faithfully carries out His promises from one generation to the next.

The story begins with Abraham, whom God calls to leave his homeland and promises to make into a great nation. We follow Abraham's journey of faith, including God's covenant with him and the birth of Isaac, the promised son.

Isaac's story leads to Jacob, whose twelve sons become the fathers of the twelve tribes of Israel. Jacob's life is marked by conflict, deception, family struggles, and ultimately God's continued faithfulness to His promises.

The final portion of Genesis focuses on Joseph, who is sold into slavery by his jealous brothers but rises to a position of power in Egypt. Through Joseph, God preserves Jacob's family during a devastating famine and brings them into Egypt.

The section concludes with Joseph's death, but the story is far from over. God's promises to Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob are still unfolding, setting the stage for the book of Exodus and the formation of the nation of Israel.

• Abraham — God's call and covenant
• Isaac — The promised son
• Jacob — Father of the twelve tribes
• Joseph — From slavery to leadership in Egypt
• Israel in Egypt — The setting for the next chapter of Bible history

In this overview, you'll follow:

In four short papers, CH Mackintosh discusses topics that are all titled with the word SELF. In each, he examines what Scripture says about the topics, what they are NOT, and how to practically live out these important truths.

Humility: The Beauty of Holiness by Andrew Murray | Full Audiobook | Read by David Nicholson

Discover the timeless Christian classic Humility: The Beauty of Holiness by Andrew Murray, presented here as a complete audiobook read by David Nicholson.

In this powerful devotional work, Andrew Murray explores humility as one of the central foundations of the Christian life. Murray challenges listeners to look beyond outward religious practice and discover the deep connection between humility, holiness, obedience, and a life surrendered to God.

Through Scripture, reflection, and practical spiritual wisdom, Murray examines what true humility looks like and why it is essential to growing closer to Christ. This audiobook is an excellent resource for personal devotion, prayer, Bible study, Christian discipleship, or simply taking time to reflect on your walk with God.

About the Book
Humility: The Beauty of Holiness is one of Andrew Murray's best-known Christian devotional works. Murray calls believers to follow the example of Jesus Christ, whose life demonstrated complete humility, dependence upon God, and selfless love.

Audiobook Details
Author: Andrew Murray
Title: Humility: The Beauty of Holiness
Narrator: David Nicholson
Format: Full Audiobook
Genre: Christian Audiobook | Christian Classics | Devotional | Spiritual Growth

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We continue our walk through Bible history with another thousand year jump! We start with Noah and move our way through the great flood, God's covenant with Noah and his family, the spread of the nations, and the Tower of Babel. These stories set the stage for the rest of the Old Testament and develop colossal ideas like God saving the righteous from judgment, Babylon's opposition to God, and human government.

We continue to look at the few character and stories that have a mega-impact of the Bible. In these few stories we are introduced to God, the universe, mankind, sin, death, and the good new of the coming deliverer. Come learn the first chunk of biblical history in a way that will impact your view of the entire Bible. Don't forget to stick around until the end for our "Diving Deeper" segment that points you to new and exciting studies!

Ever wondered how the entire Bible fits together in one clear story?
In just a few minutes, this visual walkthrough will help you see the flow of Scripture—from creation to Christ—like never before.

This engaging, PowerPoint-style video walks through the big picture of Bible history—from creation to Christ and beyond. Using a simple, visual timeline, we trace the key people, events, and transitions that shape the story of the Bible.

Starting with Adam and the early world, we move through Noah and the flood, then into God’s promise to Abraham, where a family begins to grow into a nation. From there, we follow Moses as God forms Israel, leading into the rise of the kingdom under David.

The story continues through the nation’s decline, exile, and eventual return during leaders like Nehemiah, highlighting a period of waiting and silence—until everything changes with the coming of Jesus Christ at the center of history.