Key Chapters of the Bible
Is Jesus God? Is He the Jewish Messiah? Why did He come? What did He mean when He says that He, Himself, is the Good Shephard? Join us today in our study John 10 and learn about how Jesus is the Good Shepherd who leads us to pastures of abundant life!
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The message of the entire Bible is God's offer of salvation to the world. Join us today as we dive into John 7 and see how the Feast of Tabernacles was an offer to all people to come and drink from the living waters of salvation!
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The message of the Bible is the message of God's love for the world. Today, as we study John 4, we'll see God's love for the world as Jesus brings the Gospel to the people of Samaria. Join us in this important study on Global Outreach and God's Mission.
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The message of the Bible is the message of God's love for the world. Today, as we study John 4, we'll see God's love for the world as Jesus brings the Gospel to the people of Samaria. Join us in this important study on Global Outreach and God's Mission.
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Today we study John 3 and the most famous verse in all of scripture: John 3:16. We'll see what this powerful chapter has to tell us about the amazing work of salvation that God does in our lives. Join us!
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John 1 is one of the most beautiful and profound passages ever written in the entire history of the world. Today we look at what John 1 says and how it shows us the deity of Jesus as our God and King and Savior. Join us!
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One of the most profound truths in all of scripture is that of the resurrection. Today, we study Matthew 28 to understand Christ's resurrection and how it relates to our lives today. Plus, we'll look at Christ's commission to His disciples and how we're to continue carrying His message to the world around us. Join us!
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The cross of Christ is one of the most profound events in all of history, and today we look at Matthew 27 and try to understand more about this amazing act of love that secures our redemption for eternity. Join us!
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For the past 9 months, we have been looking forward to the arrival of the New Covenant! Well, today it has arrived and we will look at how and when Jesus established this covenant during the Last Supper. Join us as we study this Key Chapter!
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Our Lord has told us that we must wait faithfully for His return and today we unpack what we're supposed to do during this time. Join us as we consider this extremely important chapter that has a direct bearing on our eternal joy. Check out our Bible Study Guide on the Key Chapters of Genesis! Available on To see our dedicated podcast website with access to all our episodes and other resources, visit us at: . Find us on all major platforms, or use these direct links: Spotify: Itunes: YouTube: . In 2025, we were added to the "Best 100 Bible Podcasts" list from . We are grateful to be...
info_outlineOne of the most amazing (and often overlooked) truths about God is that He graciously makes promises to all mankind. Today, we'll look at this key chapter and this key promise and see God's kind loving care for all people. Join us!
DISCUSSION AND STUDY QUESTIONS:
Genesis 9 1. Circle every occurrence of the word “covenant” in Genesis 9:1-17. How many times does this word occur? What are the specific stipulations of this covenant?
2. In verse 1, what command did God give to Noah? How was this similar to the command He gave to Adam and Eve? What is the purpose of this command?
3. In verses 2 and 3, what dominion did the Lord give to Noah? What are the implications of this in our lives today?
4. Why did God command Noah not to eat an animal’s blood in verse 4? What were some of the reasons for this command suggested in the study? How does this command relate to the early church’s practices in Acts 15:21?
5. What are God’s commands regarding humanity in Genesis 9:5 and 6? Why is life uniquely precious? How is this command different from the cavalier attitudes about life represented by Lamech back in Genesis 4:23?
6. The study mentions that Genesis 9 records the institution of God’s mediatorial rule through government. How is government pictured in verses 5-6?
7. What kind of promise did God make to Noah in verse 8? What sign did He give regarding this promise? When you see a rainbow, how frequently do you think of God’s covenant here with Noah? Why?
8. Looking over the covenant that God made with Noah, what aspects of this covenant are unconditional? How is mankind supposed to uphold this covenant?
9. What did the study suggest for how God can have wrath towards sin but not still pour out His wrath every time we sin?
10. How does the flood account help you understand God’s holiness, wrath, and mercy? What kinds of changes ought this understanding produce in the life of God’s people?
11. What did the study say were some of the long-term implications of Noah’s curse on Ham? Who are the descendants of Ham that the Jews interacted with later on?
12. Noah was a righteous man, but was his family perfect? How does this fact provide us consolation when we sin?
13. Does your life reflect that you are in a covenant with God to obey Him? What changes might the Lord want you to make regarding how you’re living?
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