In the four accounts of Jesus' life we see the prophetic role Jesus plays to fulfill the old age and begin the new.

In the latter writings we see the affirmation of God's faithfulness to redeem his people and the anticipation of what is to come in the New Testament.

The Wisdom and Poetry books give us a glimpse into what life is like under the rule of God's King.

If God is "able to to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think", why do we often ask him for so little? We can learn patterns from the Apostle Paul that lead to thriving times of prayer, fueled by the wonder of the gospel.

When we read the prophets we encounter a unique glimpse into the heart of God and a profound longing for the work of Christ.

As we read through the books of the former prophets we encounter the story of God's people and the problem of leadership.

The story of God's people in the Pentateuch is the story of each and every one of us.

As we read through the books of the former prophets we encounter the story of God's people and the problem of leadership.

The birth of Samuel paves the way for the birth of Jesus who restores us to God as our faithful high priest.

How does the story of Isaac and Abraham prepare us for the birth of Jesus?