Bible Overview

Adventuring Through the Bible

All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. (2 Timothy 3:16-17)

The Bible without the Spirit leads to a dead, institutional Christianity. The Spirit without the Bible leads to groundless fanaticism. We need both the Spirit and the Word to effectively Adventure through the Bible.

Messages
Overview

Old Testament
Genesis: The Method of Faith	Genesis
Exodus: Design for Deliverance	Exodus
Leviticus: The Way to Wholeness	Leviticus
Numbers: The Incomplete Christian Life	Numbers
Deuteronomy: The Law That Delivers	Deuteronomy
Joshua: Guidebook to Victory	Joshua
Judges: The Pattern of Defeat	Judges
Ruth: The Romance of Redemption	Ruth
1 Samuel: The Death of the Flesh	1 Samuel
2 Samuel: The Story of David	2 Samuel
1 Kings: How to Lose a Kingdom	1 Kings
2 Kings: A Wasted Life	2 Kings
1 Chronicles: David and the Ark of God	1 Chronicles
2 Chronicles: God's King in God's House	2 Chronicles
Ezra: The Way Back	Ezra
Nehemiah: Rebuilding the Walls	Nehemiah
Esther: A Queen Under Control	Esther
Job: The Hardest Lesson	Job
Psalms: The Worship of an Honest Heart	Psalm
Proverbs: That Men May Know Wisdom	Proverbs
Ecclesiastes: The Inspired Book of Error	Ecclesiastes
Song of Solomon: A Love Song and a Hymn	Song of Solomon
Isaiah: The Salvation of the Lord	Isaiah
Jeremiah: A Profile of Courage	Jeremiah
Lamentations: The Therapy of Trouble	Jeremiah
Ezekiel: Wheel, Bones, and Restoration	Ezekiel
Daniel: On the Way to the Future	Daniel
Hosea: The Prophet and the Prostitute	Hosea
Joel: The Revelation of God's Hand	Joel
Amos: God Doesn't Play Favorites	Amos
Obadiah: Death to Edom!	Obadiah
Jonah: The Reluctant Ambassador	Jonah
Micah: Who is Like God?	Micah
Nahum: The Terrible Wrath of God	Nahum
Habukkuk: History is in God's Hands	Habakkuk
Zephaniah: The Day of the Lord's Wrath	Zephaniah
Haggai: Some Words to Discouraged Carpenters	Haggai
Zechariah: You Return to Me ... I'll Return to You!	Zechariah
Malachi: Think upon His Name	Malachi
Silent Years
The 400 Years Between the Old and New Testaments	Various
New Testament
Matthew: Behold Your King!	Matthew
Mark: He Came to Serve	Mark
Luke: The Perfect Man	Luke
John: Who is This Man?	John
Acts: An Unfinished Story	Acts
Romans: The Master Key to Scripture	Romans
1 Corinthians: The Epistle to the 21st Century	1 Corinthians
2 Corinthians: When I Am Weak, I Am Strong	2 Corinthians
Galatians: Don't Submit Again to the Slave's Yoke	Galatians
Ephesians: The Calling of the Saints	Ephesians
Philippians: Christ, Our Confidence and Our Strength	Philippians
Colossians: Power to Endure with Joy	Colossians
1 Thessalonians: Hope for a Hopeless World	1 Thessalonians
2 Thessalonians: Restrainers of Lawlessness	2 Thessalonians
1 Timothy: Pastor's Primer	1 Timothy
2 Timothy: How Not to Collapse	2 Timothy
Titus: Truth and Proof	Titus
Philemon: A Brother Restored	Philemon
Hebrews: All About Faith	Hebrews
James: The Activity of Faith	James
1 Peter: Living Stones	1 Peter
2 Peter: In the Face of Falsehood	2 Peter
1 John: The Fruit of Fellowship with Christ	1 John
2 John: The Vital Balance	2 John
3 John: A Tale of Three Men	3 John
Jude: Contending for the Faith	Jude
Revelation: The End -- and a New Beginning	Revelation

God has made available to us the riches of this Bible — His Word — which reveals to us the riches of His kingdom and of our eternal life in Christ.

God longs for us to know Him, and has revealed Himself in His Son. He has redeemed us through the blood His resurrected Son shed on the Cross, and has called us into a Spiritual relationship with Him.

Into our soul and our life He pours all the riches of heaven — "good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over," as Luke 6:38 tells us. But we must get to know Him as He reaches out to us through the pages of Scripture, led by His Holy Spirit. We cannot imagine a greater adventure!