The Bible is love story that starts with a divorce and ends with a wedding. This week Jake walks us through a look at the difficult book of Revelation and the prophecy of the end times that ultimately leads to Christianity's union with the Lord.  Revelation can be looked at in four distinct sections: 1. Letters to the Seven Churches(Ch. 2-3; a warning and a promise) 2. Tribulation (Ch. 4-19) 3. Millennial Kingdom (Ch. 20 part 1) 4.  Great White Thrown Judgement.

 A 30,000ft look at the gospel spreading missions of the disciples.

A 30,000ft look at the first four books of the New Testament.  Tips on how to study the Gospels: 1) Each Gospel account stands alone. 2) Each Gospel was written from the view point of its author with a specific audience in mind.  The Gospel's Big Picture Significance comes in two ways: 1) The entire Old Testament pointed to Jesus. 2) Jesus lived, died, and rose again to save us and renew the world.

Approximately 400 years passed between the end of the final book of the Old Testament and the beginning of the New Testament.  What happened during that time period and what can we learn from it?

A  30,000ft view of the prophetic books of the Old Testament.

A  30,000ft view of the books of the Old Testament pertaining to the exile and return of the Israelites.

Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Solomon.  Jamie Trussell.  A 30,000ft view of the books of the poetical books of the bible.

Joshua, Judges.  Jake Box.  A 30,000ft view of the books of Joshua and Judges leading into Ruth.

Exodus, Leviticus, and Deuteronomy.  Justin Christopher.  A 30,000 foot look at the Israelites journey from enslavement and captivity in ancient Egypt through the desert and into the promised land.

Genesis 1-12, 15.  A look at Genesis from a 30,000ft view outlining creation, the fall of man, the first proclamation of the coming of Christ, the lineage of Seth, story of Noah, and Abraham.