Biblical Literacy with Mark Lanier

We are called to be discplies and to usher in the kingdom of Heaven. The Sermon on the Mount gives three pinciples on how to achieve this. Guest teacher, Jared Richard provides insight on the New Kingdom as described by Christ. The post Series Special Events – The Sermon on the Mount appeared first on Biblical Literacy .

Paul wrote letters to the Corinthians from Ephesus. This lesson includes the entire book of 1st Corinthians – all 16 Chapters. It is important to remember the context in which Paul’s letter was written. The church had numerous major problems – sex, food, idolatry, lawsuits, divisions, bad theology, women’s issues. Prior letters had already been […] The post Lesson 20 – 1 Corinthians &#...

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Many New Testament churches met in homes of the wealthy because these homes would have had enough room to accommodate the larger groups. The earliest official “church building” was a converted house in Dura-Europos, Syria, which is dated to have been converted around 250AD. Although there is not a record of how a typical service […] The post CH06 Early Church Worship-Part 1 appeared first on...

What portrait of Jesus does Matthew paint? How does he tell the Good News story? Mark Lanier answers these questions through each of the 28 chapters in Matthew. Beginning with the first chapter where “Jesus Christ, the Son of David, the Son of Abraham” is identified as the one conceived by the Holy Spirit, and […] The post Lesson 5 – The Gospel of Matthew – Part 1 appeared first...

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Ignatius of Antioch was the Bishop of the church at Antioch circa 110 AD. Typically Christians were charged with atheism because they would not worship Caesar as god and for this they were martyred. He wrote seven letters to the churches along his way from Antioch to Rome providing strong guidance in various Christian themes. […] The post CH05 Martyrs: Ignatius and Polycarp appeared first on...

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Biblical-Literacy Lesson Paraphrases New Testament Survey- Lesson 40: Did the apostle Peter write 1 Peter? Although the beginning words indicate Peter is the writer, some disagree with his authorship. Marks gives us the arguments for and against with insight into the world during the first century church. Weigh the arguments and explanations then choose who […] The post Lesson 40 – 1 P...

During Paul’s second missionary journey he stopped in Ephesus and reasonsed with the Jews in the sysnagogue. He didn’t stay there long but left, his friends and fellow believers Aquila and Priscilaa stayed behind. A learned and eloquent man from Alexandria, Apollos, came into the town teaching about Jesus. Apollos’s teachings had notable holes! Apollos […] The post Lesson 19 &#82...

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Did you know that Mark isn’t written in chronological order? Are you familiar with Mark’s writing style? Explore the gospel of Mark, considered the earliest written gospel, and find out where it differs or is similar to Matthew, Luke, and John. Find out what Mark says as he paints the picture of Christ’s life. The post Lesson 4 – The Gospel of Mark appeared first on Biblica...

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