Directional Bible Ministries

Today we pick up in Daniel 1:6 and complete the chapter. We see the commitment level of Daniel and his friends to remain pure and undefiled in spite of the obvious pressure that was being placed upon them by their new culture. We also take a closer look at the issue of peer pressure and call to obedience in all of our lives.

Today we celebrate the day that our Lord entered the eastern gate riding upon a donkey called Palm Sunday. However, do you know that that very day was foretold in the book of Zechariah and Daniel? As a matter of fact, Daniel foretold of the very day that it would happen!

Today we begin a new weekly study through the book of Daniel. We will look at verses 1-5 where we will find that King Nebuchadnezzar had carried away the southern kingdom of Judah and will look to the Scriptures to find out why and for how long.

Today we pick up in Acts 3:21 and complete the chapter and introduce chapter 4. In these passages, Peter points to Jesus as the fulfillment of Moses' prophecy about a Prophet that would come, the Gentiles were still not in focus yet, i.e., the Body of Christ, and that the offer of the Kingdom was still on the table.

Today we continue to look at the necessity of literal interpretation by comparing what could've, should've, would've happened had the nation of Israel collectively turned to their Messiah; as compared to what did happen.

Why did our Lord stop reading mid-sentence in Luke 4:19?

Today we pick up our study in Acts 3:16 and work our way down to verse 21. In these verses, we find Peter explaining that the nation had crucified their Messiah in ignorance and that if they would but repent and be converted, their sins would be erased and the times of refreshing would come.

Today we pick up our study by taking a look at Acts 3:13-16. We see how the nation of Israel stands accused of killing their Messiah even after Pilate was determined to let him go, and instead, they had asked for a murderer in his place.

In today's study, we pick up in Acts 3:1 and work our way down to verse 12. In these verses, we see Peter continuing to use the "keys", the continuing fulfillment of Joel 2, and the purpose of the sign gifts.

Today, we pick up our study in Acts 2:11 and complete the chapter.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 1:15 and make our way through Acts 2:11.

Today we continue our study in the book of Acts by looking at 1:1-15.

In lieu of a live study since I am traveling, we discuss the absolute necessity of learning to view the book of Acts as a transitional book.

Today, we continue looking at the book of Acts by reviewing some fundamentals of interpretation and defining Acts 2 Dispensationalism versus Mid-Acts Dispensationalism. This study was originally posted on Facebook and YouTube.

Today is our first study together before we continue into the Book of Acts. I thought that it would be a good idea to just rehearse the road that I have traveled to this study with you. This study was originally posted on Facebook and YouTube.

Today we pick up our study through the book in Acts 2:37-41.

Why are our churches empty? In this short devotion, I will offer four reasons why I believe they are.

Today we pick up our study in Acts 2:22-36.

Today we pick back up in our study covering Acts 2:15-21.

We pick up our study Acts 2:5 today.

We continue our study of the essential beliefs of dispensationalism. Today we look at the belief that types do exist but national Israel is not an inferior type that is superseded by the church.

In today's devotion, we address the issue of the inspiration of the Bible and what that means.

In Hebrews 9:15 we are told that Christ is the mediator on the New Testament. What does that mean?

We all have that page in our Bibles between Malachi and Matthew, but are we really living in the New Covenant?

The next essential belief to dispensationalism is that Israel and the church are distinct and cannot be identified as one with the other.