Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study. Today we will examine the book of Joshua, a book about a God who keeps every one of his covenant promises. Even the name Joshua, which means 'Jehovah saves,' signals that he is a type of Christ. Join us as we trace God's sovereign grace from the Jordan River to the walls of Jericho to the division of the land, discovering along the way that the rest Joshua gave Israel was only a foretaste of the perfect, eternal rest secured for us by our greater Joshua, the Lord Jesus Christ.

Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study. Today we turn to the book of Deuteronomy, a book whose name means 'Second Law,' to see that Moses was not simply repeating laws he had already given the Israelites, but was preparing a new generation to live as God's redeemed people in his land, with hearts circumcised by faith. Join us as we trace the threads of kingship, covenant, blessing and curse through this magnificent book, all pointing us forward to the one perfect Prophet and King who did for us what neither Moses nor Israel could ever do for themselves.

Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study, where we dig deep into the Word of God. Today we turn to Psalm 90 — the only psalm written by Moses — where the Man of God sets the shortness of human life against the backdrop of God's eternal majesty, his holy wrath against sin, and his overflowing compassion in Jesus Christ. Grab your Bible, and let's seek together that wisdom that comes from numbering our days in the light of eternity.

Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study, where we open the Scriptures with reverence for the holiness of God and confidence in His sovereign grace. In this episode, we turn to the book of Numbers, written by Moses, and trace Israel’s journey through the wilderness—a sobering account of testing, rebellion, judgment, and covenant faithfulness. As we follow two generations from Sinai to the plains of Moab, we will see that God’s promises stand secure, His holiness cannot be trifled with, and His redemptive purposes ultimately point us to Christ.

Welcome to our Reformed Bible Study. Today we're diving into Leviticus, a book many skip but one the New Testament quotes over a hundred times. We'll explore how God's holiness, the sacrificial system, and the priestly regulations all point forward to the perfect work of Jesus Christ, our great High Priest who offered himself once for all.

Welcome to the Reformed Bible Study, where we explore God's Word from a confessionally Reformed and historic Christian perspective. Today we're examining the book of Exodus and its two-part structure: God delivers his people from Egyptian slavery and then brings them to himself for worship and service. As we'll see, we are redeemed by grace not merely from slavery, but for the joyful service of our covenant Lord.

Welcome to Reformed Bible Study, where we explore the big picture of God's sovereign grace through Jesus Christ. Today we turn to the life of Joseph, whose journey from favored son to rejected brother to exalted ruler foreshadows our Savior's humiliation.

Welcome to Reformed Bible Study, where we explore the big picture of Scripture, discovering how God's sovereign grace unfolds from Genesis to Revelation. Today we're examining the life of Jacob, the scheming supplanter whom God transformed into Israel, a prince of God. Join us as we trace his unconditional election, conversion and covenant faithfulness from his early life in his mother's womb, through his wrestling at Jabbok, to his worshiping on his deathbed—all pointing us to the faithful God who completes what he begins in his people.

In The Reformed Bible Study, we examine the life of Isaac — a quiet but pivotal figure in God's redemptive story. While overshadowed by the more active lives of Abraham and Jacob, Isaac’s story reveals profound truths about grace, election, and trust in God's timing. His story teaches us that God's blessings are received, not earned, and sometimes, like Isaac, we are called to faithfully live within God's promises without striving for extraordinary deeds.

Welcome to our Bible study! Today, we continue our deep dive into the life of Abraham, the father of believers, although we'll shift our focus from his initial call to the testing of his faith, examining both his failures—like his lies about Sarah and the Hagar incident—and the supreme demonstration of his trust on Mount Moriah. Join us as we explore how these incidents were used by God to magnify his unchanging covenant promises, proving that our righteousness rests solely on faith in what God has done, not what we do.