Now, we move to the Psalms. The Psalms have a completely different feel to them. They present the truth of the Kingdom in poetical form, not in chronological form. The first psalm we considered was Psalm 2. This Psalm presents the king of the kingdom. People, nations, kings rebel against him now. But through the...... Continue Reading →

Built into the constitution of Israel, God also declared his intension to give them a human king. God predicts that Israel will desire a king when the settled in the land and directs Israel in how they would choose their king. Their King was to be divinely appointed, that is, chosen by God. He was...... Continue Reading →

In this podcast, we transition to key kingdom documents which shape the nature of the Kingdom. These documents are covenants, and despite the tragic history of the nation of Israel, God still covenanted with them several times.  These covenants describe God’s relationship with Israel and with significant people in the nation.  In some covenants, God... Continue Reading →

In this podcast, we will observe the Patriarchs, noting that God’s blessing only comes through righteousness and obedience. God records that the blessing on Abraham came because he was righteous. Looking back, Adam and Noah received their blessings because they too were righteous. As for the Blessing of Provision, God blessed the patriarchs with provision... Continue Reading →

In Genesis, we will trace the kingdom theme as it appeares in the lives of the patriarchs. We will discover that God intends to bless the world through this coming kingdom. God’s blessing started with Adam and Eve. After God created Adam and Eve, God blessed them with Kingdom, multiplication, and provision. However, when Adam... Continue Reading →

This episode is about the how we will study the Word of God and how we derive proper theology from it. We will first ask the question: why are we studying the kingdom of God? The answer is simple. Among all the prosed central themes of the Bible, the Kingdom is the central theme of... Continue Reading →