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The Journey: Chronological Bible Study

by Pastormac

Join us as we go through the entire Bible in Chronological order instead of the traditionally arranged order. It’s a great way to get the story of the Bible in all its breadth.

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  1. The Journey: Revelation 4-5

    Who is the chosen one? The anointed hero? and what makes him so?

  2. The Journey: Revelation 3

    We continue exploring Jesus words to the seven churches .

  3. The Journey: Revelation 2

    Imagining getting a personal letter from Jesus. Maybe you imagined would be full of harsh corrections, but what if it turned out to be encouraging and hopeful. Even the corrections would come with such love and affection. That's exactly what the seven churches in Revelation receive.

  4. The Journey: Revelation introduction

    Well, it's been a decade of going through the Bible chronologically this second time and now we're finally here. But where exactly are we? What is happening in this most mysterious of books?

  5. The Journey: 1 John 5; 2 John; 3 John

    Today we conclude John's written sermon and look at the two (maybe) cover letters that were to go with it.

  6. The Journey: 1 John 3-4

    John continues his sermon on true and false and how to tell who to trust.

  7. The Journey: 1 John 1-2

    Older mature John has learned some ways to know who's telling you the truth about the Gospel and who just wants to exploit you. He also wants to remind us that he's walked with Jesus personally, seen him die and come to life, so he feels (and I agree) that that earns him some credibility this area.

  8. The Journey: 2 Peter

    Now it's Peters turn to give much the same warnings that Jude did, only slightly more extensively and with slightly fewer strange (to our ears) references). The main point for both Jude and 2 Peter? Don't let anyone move you from the foundation of the Gospel. Nothing else is better. Nothing else…

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  9. The Journey: Jude

    A strange and wonderful book, ultimately reminding us to stay grounded on the Gospel.

  10. The Journey: 1 Peter 4:7-5:13

    Stay alert and Focused. This world is not what it will always be. Soon enough we'll be in a new world with no suffering. For now stay focused.

  11. The Journey: 1 Peter 3:12-4:6

    The beautiful hope of God's judgment. Peter understand the hope in something we often think of as only scary. But the promise that God will make everything right in the final analysis is one that we should take great encouragement from.

  12. The Journey: 1 Peter 2:11-3:12

    As chosen Exiles, how then should we live. How do we respect those around us while living differently from them?

  13. The Journey: 1 Peter 1-2(10)

    Chosen exiles: A really interesting phrase and the most important point Peter is making in this first chapter.

  14. The Journey: Hebrews 11-13

    The author(s) of Hebrews wraps up with the conclusions we would expect: Faith, faith, and faith.

  15. The Journey: Hebrews 8-10

    The author of Hebrews continues to drive home the point that Jesus is priest of a better covenant. The old was never bad, but its purpose was to foreshadow the greater covenant to come. It's great for its intended purpose, but woefully inadequate for the purpose they are trying to give it.

  16. The Journey: Hebrews 7

    What is the deal with Melchizedek? How is this priestly order better than the levitical order and what does it have to do with Jesus?

  17. The Journey: Hebrews 5-6

    The authors wants to get deep, but has to back up to catch up those who "aren't even really trying to listen." The good news fo run is that the Gospel is the deep, not the shallow. We do not need to look for something more advanced. We are living in the final chapters and Jesus is more than…

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  18. The Journey: Hebrews 3-4

    The author of Hebrews keeps hammering on his one main point: That Jesus is better...than anyone, or anything. His message is better, His redemption is better, He is more than a faithful servant and yet thanks to His human experience, able to uniquely empathize with our weakness.

  19. The Journey: Hebrews 1-2

    Jesus is better. than. everything. He's better at being God, he's better at being man, he's better at being the Messiah because he's both.

  20. The Journey (Non Pauline Epistles): Introduction to Hebrews

    Who wrote the book of Hebrews? Who are the Hebrews to whom it's written?

  21. The Journey: 2 Timothy conclusion

    The last words of Paul to one of his most promising protege's. What would he leave him with? How amazingly relevant for church leader's today as well!

  22. The Journey: 2 Timothy 1-2

    Paul is nearing the end of his life and he knows it. What will his final words to his best friend and protege be?

  23. The Journey: 1 Timothy 6; Titus

    Paul mentors his proteges (and us) in solid leadership development and discipleship.

  24. The Journey: 1 Timothy 4-5

    Paul's instructs Timothy on the process and wisdom in appointing Elders and who to put on the Widows list.

  25. The Journey: 1 Timothy 2-3

    It would be great if we could just hear what kinds of things Paul said to the elders he coached. What a gift that would be to anyone in Christian Leadership (and therefore to the church) today!...oh, wait.

  26. The Journey: James conclusion/1 Timothy 1

    Maybe we don't even need to read 1 Timothy anymore. I mean we certainly don't struggle in the church with conspiracy theories, meaningless talk, unnecessary controversy, or any other indication that we've become distracted from the Gospel itself!

  27. The Journey: James 4-5(8)

    What is the reason for the quarrels among you? Guess, what, it's not them!

  28. The Journey: James 2(20)-3

    Faith, works, and speech .

  29. The Journey: James 2(1-19)

    What's the deal with faith and works?

  30. James 1

    The letter to the 12 tribes scattered across the world begins with words of incredible encouragement and hope.

  31. The Journey: Philippians 4/Intro to James

    The conclusion of Philippians and why the book of James could be called the book of Jacob.

  32. Philippians 2-3

    Rejoice, rejoice, rejoice!

  33. The Journey: Paul's Letter to Philemon

    Arguably one of the most influential letters Paul wrote.

  34. The Journey: Colossians conclusion

    Some interesting points in the greetings.

  35. The Journey: Colossians 2:5-3:11

    What actually happens at the Gospel is solid and real and full of infinite fullness; all other philosophies and attempts at self actualization are hollow and empty by comparison.

  36. The Journey: Colossians 1-2:5

    Paul begins to address the "Colossian Heresy" by affirming the strongest terms the supremacy of Christ.

  37. The Journey: Ephesians 5-6

    Always be ready with the armor of God, so that you a stand firm and then...stand firm some more.

  38. The Journey: Ephesians 4-5

    Wake up, says Paul! But wait until you see what he means by that.

  39. The Journey: Ephesians 2-3

    Paul has explained the incredible nature of God's cosmic plan in the gospel and now moves into reminding us how incredible our own redemption is and then moves into what this means for the church as a unit.

  40. The Journey: Ephesians 1

    Paul's eloquent rendition of God's Glorious plan is not to be missed! It's so important that we learn not to trade the glory and power of the Gospel for things so small as political power or fame or wealth.

  41. The Journey: Conclusion of Acts

    Luke ends the story at a peculiar moment. Why?

  42. The Journey: Acts 20-23

    The Spirit works in mysterious ways, both clearly leading Paul to go to Jerusalem and just as clearly leading others to discourage Paul from going. It's probably no accident that Luke records this part of Paul's life in ways reminiscent of his own recording of Jesus Trials.

  43. The Journey: 2 Corinthians 10-13

    Paul makes his most significant appeal yet. This is what it's all about.

  44. The Journey: 2 Corinthians 6-9

    Paul has a lot to say about generosity, but not just of our pocketbook, but of our hearts themselves .

  45. The Journey: 2 Corinthians 4-5

    Why does Paul do what he does? If it's not approval of the Corinthians, or his own preferences, then what exactly is it?

  46. The Journey: 2 Corinthians 1-3

    Imagine pouring everything you've got into a community only to have that community question everything good about you including your love for them. See how Paul deals with it in 2 Corinthians.

  47. The Journey: Romans 13-16

    Now that Paul's clarified the incredible power of God's great news, he gets into some nitty gritty of living among a community of people who have been saved by this good news

  48. The Journey: Romans 12

    If the gospel is the power of God, what now?

  49. The Journey: Romans 9-11

    There is no room for elitism in the church. We are all here by the Grace and Sovereignty of God. You did not make it any easier for God to love you. He just does!

  50. The Journey: Romans 7:7-8:39

    A before and after picture of the believer. The biggest thing we forget? You were not actually free to do what you wanted before you became a believer. You were enslaved by sin.

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Join us as we go through the entire Bible in Chronological order instead of the traditionally arranged order. It’s a great way to get the story of the Bible in all its breadth.

HOSTED BY

Pastormac

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