Course Spotlight: Who were the Hellenists?
Would you like to have a better understanding of who the Hellenists were? When we turn from the Jewish dispersion’ in the East to that in the West, we seem […]
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Entries by Jonathan McNair
Course Spotlight: Ancient Corinth
Corinth was a flourishing city in the 1st century CE, and an important administrative and trade center. Learn more about Ancient Corinth to broaden your understanding of what it was […]
Sermonette Outline: “Why Parables?”
Why did Christ speak in parables?
Course Spotlight: Prayer Scriptures – Topical List
Looking to improve your prayer life? Did you know we have a great topical scripture list on prayer available for you to utilize? Delve into the topic of prayer straight […]
A Powerful SPS
If you want your SPS to get attention, use these guidelines… 1. Always use ACTION VERBS in your SPS Vague and general verb phrases result in a weak or non-existent […]
Course Spotlight: Condemnation for Blasphemy
“What was the precise crime of crimes for which Jesus was tried at these two sittings of the council?” Learn about the powers of the Sanhedrin and the condemnation for […]
Start Your Bible Reading Plan Now
As the year 2021 draws to a close on the Roman calendar, it is a good time to consider a plan to read through the Bible. While we recognize that […]
Course Spotlight: Is Alcohol Sin?
Does the Bible teach that a Christian must not drink alcoholic beverages? When Jesus performed His very first public miracle at Cana and “manifested His glory,” did He merely make […]
Course Spotlight: Synagogue and Sabbath
The detailed description of Jesus’ visit to the Nazareth synagogue found in Luke 4:16-21 provides substantial information about synagogue life and customs in the early first century C.E. An examination […]
Course Spotlight: Lectures by Dr. Douglas Winnail
Take note of some additional resources you may have not realized were available! Dr. Douglas Winnail has recorded a number of lectures on 1st and 2nd Peter. These lectures give […]