Episodes

In 2 Chronicles 7-9, let’s find out together what happened in Solomon’s latter years.

In 2 Chronicles 4-6, let’s find out together how the temple was built and dedicated.

In 2 Chronicles 1-3, let’s find out together what happened in Solomon’s early years.

In Chronicles 27-29, let’s find out together how David prepares Solomon to be king and to build the temple.

What is book five of Psalms? Let’s find out together as we read Psalms 106 – 108.

How was temple worship organized? Let’s find out together as we read 1 Chronicles 24-26.

What were the major differences between the books of Samuel and Chronicles? Let’s find out together as we read 1 Chronicles 20 – 23.

How did David keep the kingship? Let’s find out together as we read 1 Chronicles 17 – 19.

How did Jerusalem become the capital of Israel? Let’s find out together as we read 1 Chronicles 14 – 16.

How did David become king? Let’s find out together as we read 1 Chronicles 10 – 13.

Which exiles returned? Let’s find out together as we read 1 Chronicles 7 – 9.

Psalm 104 begins, “How great you are!” Let’s find out more about God’s greatness as we read Psalms 103-105.

After returning from the exile Israel had to rebuild not only the temple, but its worship pattern as well. Let’s find out how they did that as we read 1 Chronicles 4-6.

In Hebrew, Chronicles’ title is “the events of the days.” Let’s find out more about Chronicles as we read the first three chapters.

Today we hear the sad songs Israel sang while in exile in Babylonia. Let’s find out together who wrote them and what they mean as we read the book of Lamentations.

Jesus’ crucifixion is just the start. After the resurrection, everything begins! Let’s find out together how that is.

Mark 11 to 13 tells the story leading up to Jesus’ crucifixion. Let’s find out together what happened.

You know what a pivot is, right? Mark pivots. Let’s find out together where and why as we read Mark 7-10.

The Psalmist talks a lot about the pain he feels. What should we do with our pain? Let’s find out together as we read Psalms 100-102.

Jesus’ ministry grows, leading to his rejection by certain existing popular groups. Let’s find out together that the leaders did to thwart Jesus’ ministry as we read Mark 4-6.

Mark 1-3 introduces the gospel to the Romans. Let’s find out together how it starts.

In Jeremiah 50-52, Jeremiah prophecies destruction for Babylon, but hope for Israel. Let’s find out together what that hope is.

In Jeremiah 47-49, Jeremiah prophecies to the nations surrounding Israel. Let’s find out together what happens to them.

In Jeremiah 43 – 46, the leaders reject Jeremiah’s prophecies and say, “We’ll do whatever we want.” Let’s find out together what happened to them.