The book of Micah
The book of Micah shows us how we return to the Lord.
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The book of Isaiah
/1 Comment/in BlogAs you embark on reading Isaiah you are about to read through arguably the most magisterial and beautiful of all the Old Testament books.
The book of Jonah
/0 Comments/in BlogGod didn’t let Jonah go. Through a series of circumstances Jonah finds himself preaching in the streets of Nineveh. The common people turn first and then the nobles. It is like Johannesburg turning to God because of the preaching of one person!
The book of Obadiah
/0 Comments/in BlogYou may be wondering why this little book, tucked in the back of the Old Testament, comes next in our reading plan.
The book of Ecclesiastes
/0 Comments/in BlogThe book of Ecclesiastes is, funnily enough, the furthest you can get from ‘meaningless’ – the most common word people remember from the book.
The book of Proverbs
/0 Comments/in BlogThe Proverbs are for the Christian walk in the office, in our homes and out at play.
The book of Song of Solomon (or Song of Songs)
/0 Comments/in BlogAt the start of reading the Song of Solomon (or Song of Songs) you should know that you are reading more than a teaching on lovemaking within a marriage relationship.
A Study on the Book of Psalms (Psalms 1 – 72)
/0 Comments/in Book of the Bible, Equipping Courses, ResourcesThe composition of the Psalms may be the most loved book of the entire Bible. In this study we look at the Psalms that relate to the life of David from Psalm 1 – 72.
The book of Psalms
/0 Comments/in BlogThe composition of the Psalms may be the most loved book of the entire Bible. Here are some great ways to read the Psalms.
The book of Ruth
/0 Comments/in BlogThere are deeper messages in the book of Ruth that we can miss if we’re not looking carefully.