HeyJaredWhat Does the Bible Teach?
To help you understand what the Bible is saying in all its various places, that you may better understand Jesus, yourself, and the world. Taken from the weekly Sunday School classes of Christ Church PCA, Clayton, North Carolina.
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Why Do Presbyterians Baptize Babies? A Bible-Believing Answer for Baptists (opens the original)
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Why do some Bible-believing Christians baptize their children—even before those children have professed faith in Jesus? If you're a Baptist, this practice may seem strange, especially if you've always understood baptism as something that follows personal faith in Christ. I understand that perspective because I once held it myself. In this lesson, John Musgrave explains why Presbyterians and other Reformation-minded Christians practice infant baptism, and why they believe it is Biblical—not becau
Genesis, Job & Exodus Explained | Understanding the Old Testament (opens the original)
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What are Genesis, Job, and Exodus actually about? In this Sunday School lesson, we review the content and purpose of three important Old Testament books: Genesis, Job, and Exodus. Rather than simply knowing theological conclusions, we want to know the actual content of Scripture and understand how each book communicates its message to God's people. In Genesis, we review creation, the fall, the flood, Babel, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, and the descent of God's people into Egypt. We also consid
Malachi Explained. The Day of the Lord, John the Baptist, and Jesus (opens the original)
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What is the Book of Malachi really about? And what does Malachi's prophecy about the “Day of the Lord” have to do with John the Baptist and Jesus? In this lesson on the Book of Malachi, we examine Malachi's message in its historical setting, around 430 BC, following the events recorded in Ezra and Nehemiah. We then trace one of Malachi's major themes: the Day of the Lord—the time when God visits His people in both blessing and judgment. Malachi 3 and 4 point forward to the coming of God's messen
The Book of Malachi Explained. Israel’s Failure in the Last Days Before Christ (opens the original)
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What is the Book of Malachi about, and why is it the final book of the Old Testament? In this Sunday School lesson, we examine the historical setting, purpose, message, and structure of the Book of Malachi. Written after the Babylonian exile during the period of Ezra and Nehemiah, Malachi addresses a people who had returned to the Promised Land but had once again fallen into spiritual complacency and covenant unfaithfulness. Why were the priests offering corrupt worship? Why were God's people gi
The Book of Esther Explained | God’s Providence When You Can’t See Him (opens the original)
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What happens when God seems absent—but is actually working behind the scenes?The Book of Esther is one of the most remarkable books of the Old Testament. God’s name is never mentioned in Esther, yet His providence is evident throughout the story. Esther shows us that even when God seems hidden, He remains sovereignly at work to protect His people and accomplish His purposes.In this lesson, we walk through the Book of Esther in its historical and biblical context, examining Esther, Mordecai, King
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