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Resources
These resources have been prepared for use in our own Church, however feel free to use and distribute them.
Christianity Introduced
- Christianity Introduced 1 – Session 1 of a 7 session series which introduces Christianity. In this study we examine what Jesus said, what he did and how those who witnessed him responded to determine who he was.
- Christianity Introduced 2 – Second in the series – explains in details the significance of Jesus death, why it had to happen and how we can benefit from it.
- Christianity Introduced 3 – The Third in the series. All about the resurrection and its implications for all human being.
- Christianity Introduced 4 – The fourth in the series. What is the criterion for salvation and can you ever be truly certain that you are saved?
- Christianity Introduced 5 – The Fifth in the series which deals with the personal response of repentance which is commanded of all mankind and necessary as the means of appropriating the salvation Jesus has won for us.
- Christianity Introduced 6 – The Sixth in the series. Shows that faith is based on facts and not on feelings.
- Christianity introduced 7 – The final in the series. Looks at the importance of being and active member of a church.
The Destruction of Jerusalem and The Prophecies of Moses and the Messiah
The Destruction of Jerusalem – Prophecy of Moses & Messiah – From the Preface: In the following pages some of the principal prophecies are selected from Moses and Jesus Christ, and placed at the head of each chapter, that the reader may more readily perceive their literal and precise accomplishment as recorded in the works of Josephus. Daniel Smith 1840. (84 pages) This is a very thorough work on the subject and will take time to read.
Josephus and the Fall of Jerusalem
Josephus and the Fall of Jerusalem – This pdf is an excerpt from David Chilton’s Book, “Paradise Restored” (Tyler, Texas © 1st 1985 & 6th 1999). It contains a collection of excerpts illustrating a major argument of his book: that the Fall of Jerusalem in A.D. 70 was the fulfillment of Jesus’ prophecy in the Olivet Discourse. The excerpts begin by describing some of the background to the Jewish Revolt, and end with the suicide at Masada in A.D. 74. (39 pages) Chilton has done the hard work of sifting through Josephus and Tacitus, making it an easy read and an excellent introduction to the History of the Jews in the first century.
Psalms
Nehemiah
In Ezra and Nehemiah, the remnant of Israel has returned from Babylon after 70 years in exile to rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple. The People face opposition from without and strife from within. Like the church today, they are faced with the question, “How do we live together under a perfect God, when our community is imperfect within…?” Acknowledgement: Ralph Dale Davies.
- 01 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 1
- 02 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 2
- 03 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 3
- 04 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 4
- 05 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 5
- 06 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 6
- 07 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 7
- 08 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 8
- 09 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 9
- 10 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 10
- 11 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapters 11-12
- 12 Nehemiah – Study Notes – Chapter 13
Ezra
In Ezra and Nehemiah, the remnant of Israel has returned from Babylon after 70 years in exile to rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple. The People face opposition from without and strife from within. Like the church today, they are faced with the question, “How do we live together under a perfect God, when our community is imperfect within…?” Acknowledgement: Ralph Dale Davies.
The Glorious Grace
The Glorious Grace – We don’t need grace just because we have sinned we need grace to be, sin or no sin.
Exodus Chapters 1-20
Exodus Chapters 1-20 – An in depth understanding of salvation is impossible without some understanding of the book of Exodus. I hope this study might give you some insights and challenges you may not have found elsewhere.
Brokenness
Brokenness – We often allow our perfectionism to get in the way of our walk with God because we don’t like having to rely on grace. Being broken is very frustrating and discouraging but God has a cure for broken people, not for those who have got it all together.