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TODAY WE begin our study of the New Testament, which we will follow in chronological order just as we’re doing with the Old Testament. Our readings today begin the story of Jesus, the Christ. Click here for the notes and the audio.Continue Reading

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We discuss the “kinsman-redeemer” and God’s willingness to accept Gentiles who seek Him on today’s Bible study, the themes of the Book of Ruth. Click here for the notes and the audio.Continue Reading

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WE CONCLUDE our study of the Book of Judges with several incidents from the period before the monarchy, including the story of Samson, whose appetites and/or ego repeatedly got him into trouble. Click here for the notes and the audio.Continue Reading

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OUR BIBLE study today begins with the story of the original 300. Forget Leonidas–yes, he was outnumbered 30 or 40-to-1, but Gideon and his 300 men were outnumbered 400-to-1. Click here for the notes (including a map of where the judges lived and fought) and today’s study.Continue Reading

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WE BEGIN our study of the second of the Historical Books, Judges. It chronicles Israel’s slide into apostasy and chaos, showing the need for a godly king to lead them. Click here for the notes and the audio from the study.Continue Reading

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Some have asked for an easier way to access the archive of Bible studies Sharon and I have recorded over the past year. It’s here–finally! Click here for the Gilbert House Fellowship archive.Continue Reading

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This week’s Bible study looks at the division of Canaan among the 9-1/2 tribes still waiting to occupy their inheritance. Click here for the notes and the program.Continue Reading

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WE ALL remember the song: Joshua fit the battle of Jericho, and the walls came tumbling down. Today, we study the conquest of Canaan by the Israelites, examining what appears to be military campaigns that specifically targeted the giant clans known as the Anakim. Click here for the notes and the mp3 files.Continue Reading

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This week’s Bible study moves to the fulfillment of the patriarchal promise, the occupation of the land that Yahweh had declared would belong to the descendants of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. Click here for the show notes and mp3 file.Continue Reading