Ryan discusses the giving and purpose of the Law God gives to His people as well as their stiff-necked rebellion shortly after crossing the Red Sea

After being rescued from Egypt, how were the Israelites going to survive? In this lesson Ryan discusses how God continues to be our amazing supplies as he demonstrates His fatherly love and supernaturally provides his people food, water, and victory in battle.

The story of Moses continues as Ryan discusses the tenth and final plague upon Egypt that convinced Pharaoh to allow the Israelites to go free. In this lesson the passover is explained as well as the miracle of the crossing of the Red Sea.

In this brief lesson Ryan discusses the plagues that God sent upon Egypt due to Pharaoh's hard heart.

After spending ten weeks in the book of Genesis, Ryan touches on the early years of Moses as he was rescued from the Nile river and raised in Pharaoh's household. We also see God break his 400 year silence by appearing to Moses in the wilderness.

Ryan picks up from the previous week by discussing the later years of Joseph after being sold into slavery by his brothers. This final lesson from the book of Genesis discusses how God blessed Joseph and elevated his position from a slave to the second most powerful man in the known world.

In this lesson Ryan King continues his discussion on the life of Jacob by taking a close look at the night that changed his life as well as his reconciling with his brother Esau. Joseph is also introduced.

After Abraham passes the ultimate test of faith the Bible turns towards hsi children and descendants as God fullfills His covenantal promise through them. In this week's lesson we are introduced to Jacob and we learn a valuable truth through his life that we will reap what we sow.

Ryan discusses in detail the event that proved to his decendants and the world that he did, indeed, place his total trust in God.

In this second part of a three-part series over the life of Abraham Ryan disucsses several key events in the life of Abraham such as both the conditional and unconditional covenants between Abraham and God, the promise of the birth of Isaac, and finally the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah.