Journey Through Scripture

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Journey Through Job

Journey Through Job The oldest book of the Bible is not the book of Genesis. Genesis goes back to the very beginning, no doubt, but the oldest book of the...
A journey through Joshua shows us the key to a life of victory and success, by obeying God's Word and following Jesus.

Journey Through Joshua

Journey Through Joshua Are you living the victorious Christian life today? That is God's will for every one of His children — not for some of us, but for all...
A journey through 1 John reveals our place in the family of God, how we can have assurance, and that our joy is rooted in Christ.

Journey through 1 John

Journey Through 1 John Five men in the New Testament bear the name John. The name means “Jehovah is gracious,” but one of them seems to stand head and shoulders...
It also discusses the Four Sermons in Haggai It is in that context that God raises up the prophet Haggai with four sermons in four months. The Word of the Lord comes to Haggai, and he preaches four sermons. Each one of them is dated for us. Each sermon targets a different problem. You can read them in Haggai chapters one and two. In his first sermon (Haggai 1:1-15), Haggai preached on the danger of waiting when we should be working. They were waiting for a sign to build. He said, You don't need a sign, you need to obey God. Haggai's second sermon (Haggai 2:1-9) explained the danger of lamenting the past and missing the present. They were sorrowing over the destruction of the past temple. God said, Build a new one. It was G. Campbell Morgan who said, “It is impossible to unlock the present with the rusty key of the past." Many people are bogged down in their past and miss the present. Keep in mind what is at hand and what is ahead. The third sermon he preached (Haggai 2:10-19) described the danger of seeing only the material and neglecting the supernatural. They could see the work that needed to be done, but they missed the fact that God had resources that would help them get it done. The Lord was behind all of this. The fourth sermon (Haggai 2:20-23) warned against the danger of recognizing who is against us and forgetting who is for us. They were concentrating on the opposition and forgetting that “greater is he that is in you, than he that is in the world” (1 John 4:4). A journey through Haggai shows us the importance of performing the work that God has told us to do, and His glory in our obedience. Image leads to an overview of Haggai

Journey through Haggai

Journey Through Haggai There seems to be a lot of weeping when you read through the Old Testament prophets. And yet, there is a prophet whose name means ‘festive’ —...
A journey through Micah reveals the Faithful King, and lets us know what the Lord requires from us as we live to serve Him.

Journey Through Micah

Journey Through Micah In the 1950s, the Quakers coined an expression. Maybe you have heard it: “speaking truth to power.” We sometimes hear this phrase in different contexts, such as...
Philemon

Journey Though Philemon

Journey Through Philemon It only takes up one page in our New Testament, yet it is quite a story. In our journey through Scripture, we come now to the letter...
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Journey Through Leviticus

Journey Through Leviticus A Christian lady was once asked if she had ever read the Bible all the way through. Her response was brutally honest, and frankly, if most of...
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Journey Through 2 Corinthians

Journey Through 2 Corinthians Many years ago, William Burns was asked, “Are you ready to preach?” His answer: “Not yet. I have not yet got a morsel for myself.” Burns...
Jonah represents for us what all of us are to do: carry the message of both sin and salvation to those who desperately need it.

Journey Through Jonah

Journey Through Jonah Jonah is the one Old Testament minor prophet that almost every child in Sunday School knows. This is the one book that if I asked, “Tell me...
Image of Ephesus to connect the past to the truth of Paul's letter to that city. A journey through Ephesians shows us our position in the heavenlies, and the importance of both our work for the Lord and walk with the Lord.

Journey through Ephesians

Journey Through Ephesians “For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.”...
Jeremiah was the prophet of the broken heart. He was the weeping prophet, yet he remained joyful as the Lord spoke to Him. Learn more here.

Journey Through Jeremiah

Journey Through Jeremiah The prophet we meet today in our journey is Jeremiah, whose name means “Jehovah appoints.” His book was written about 100 years after the prophet Isaiah. He...
An image of a shepherd standing in a field surrounded by sheep, with the title 'Psalms' in the center. This page links to a page filled with study resources for the Bible book of Psalms

Journey through Psalms

 Journey Through Psalms If you take your copy of the Scriptures in hand and then find the middle of your Bible, you are probably going to find yourself somewhere in...
Journey Through 1 Kings examines the life of Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived and looks at the cause and cure for division.

Journey Through 1 Kings

Journey Through 1 Kings Do you thank God for your family? I praise the Lord today for the family that God chose for me and the family he put me...
Journey through 1 Corinthians, and read an overview of 1 Corinthians. Corinth in the Bible and it's significance

Journey through 1 Corinthians

Journey Through 1 Corinthians I want to warn you that our journey through 1 Corinthians will begin with a negative, but we will end on a positive note. If you...
A journey through Ecclesiastes encourages us to fear God to avoid a life of vanity, vexation of spirit, and no profit under the sun.

Journey through Ecclesiastes

Journey Through Ecclesiastes When we study Proverbs, we see wise Solomon and all the wisdom God gave him. It is a powerful book. But now we come to the next...
Journey through 2 Samuel details the life of David, the second king of Israel, the man after God's own heart, with his victories and defeats

Journey Through 2 Samuel

Journey Through 2 Samuel 2 Samuel centers on a man named David, the second king of Israel. When you think of David, what is the first thing that comes to...
Eight Great “I AM” Statements of the Gospel According to John, Gospel According to Joh, John was a close disciple of Christ during our Lord's earthly life and ministry. He wrote the most intimate of the four gospel records.

Journey through John

Journey Through the Gospel According to John If you truly want to get to know someone, one of the best ways to do that is by speaking to someone who...
As we Journey Through 1 Samuel, we learn of the first prophet and the last judge, Israel's transition to a king, and that God is the true king.

Journey Through 1 Samuel

Journey Through 1 Samuel As we begin our journey through 1 Samuel, consider that there are stages in life, and there are stages in nations. Israel is a classic example...
The short book of Ruth in the Old Testament contains the truth of Christ as our kinsman redeemer. As we journey through Ruth, we learn of Him.

Journey Through Ruth

Journey Through Ruth In our journey through Scripture, we now begin our journey through Ruth. We've come to one of my favorite books of the Bible. It's the little book...
As we Journey Through Judges, we learn of the cycles of judgment and mercy, the theme of anarchy and apostasy, and Christ our true judge.

Journey Through Judges

Journey Through Judges The Lord Jesus said to His followers that the spirit indeed is willing, but the flesh is weak (Matthew 26:41). Are you ever surprised at how spiritual...
God used Nehemiah's leadership to rebuild the ruined walls of Jerusalem. In just 52 days, they were completely restored. Begin Your Journey Through Nehemiah with this devotional overview by Scott Pauley and Enjoying the Journey. Picture of Nehemiah in the Bible.

Journey Through Nehemiah

Overview: There is work to do in our homes, churches, and nation. Sin's work is destruction; God's work is construction. In Nehemiah, we learn the principles of building up that...