New Testament 
Our current study, a new series on the life of Christ. Meet the Master; you will never be the same again. This series is based on an older series done at another church - a series which changed this teacher's life. If you could read only one series on this web site, this is it. (This is also referenced on the Topical Studies page). Matthew The first of the Gospels, it was written by a man who had taken good shorthand notes. Source of many familiar quotations, especially the Sermon on the Mount. The Gospel which presents our Lord in short phrases and actions, so suited to the hurried minds of our time. The Gospel of careful research; the scholar writing a careful and orderly account. The Gospel by the disciple whom Jesus loved. The follow-on study to the Life of Christ series. It's rather a lengthy one - but then again, St. Luke didn't exactly condense the book of Acts either. The closest thing that any of the Apostles ever wrote to a theology textbook, it is the best exposition of grace. The study is rather detailed. The section on Romans 14 may surprise you. The corrective letter of Paul to one of his favorite churches. The second letter to the church that lived in a culture very much like ours today. A letter to a church in need of guidance The Queen of the Epistles, as the older scholars called it. Did you ever write a letter to an old friend? This is Paul's letter to his favorite church. A letter to experienced Christians. Letter to a church well loved by Paul Correcting false teaching about the Day of the Lord This is a letter from an old man, pouring into his young son in the faith that which he knows to be of greatest importance to a leader in the church. At one lesson, it is much too short. But it is the letter which drips of Christian courtesy. The link between the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Proverbs of the New Testament The fiery workingman of the New Testament. Warning against heresies to come. The love letter of an old man, deeply in love with his Lord A string of pearls, much neglected. Short, dealing with a solid Christian and an ambitious one. A stern warning from the brother of our Lord, very similar to 2nd Peter. Often ignored today, it is another warning concerning false leaders and teachers in the church. Some caution must be advised on this one. A "theological" caution first - this study presents all three of the major views on Revelation, and selects none of them (or any other). If your mind is already made up, don't bother. A "technical" caution next - the work was originally created in PowerPoint, and is therefore very graphics intense. If you do not have a high speed connection, this may tax your patience. Old TestamentThe only book in the Bible which does not mention the name "God," it has no miracles - but is a great lesson in the providence of God. A love story - between a man and a woman. A love story which foreshadows the love between Christ the Kinsman-Redeemer and his bride, the church. One of the "unified curriculum" studies, it covers a selection of the Psalms. It's worth your time. See also Psalm 91. The key to prophecy. Yes, we have a lesson in the lion's den. The fish story of the Old Testament - and still worth the time. Under His Wings - proclaiming the fortress of God. | 
