Lance Lambert — From the Archives

I & II Kings Initially grouped together with I & II Samuel as one collective book, I & II Kings are discussed in this episode on the grounds of kingship and history. Website

II Samuel 11:1 to 24:25 Lance continues his message on the books of Samuel, covering the kingship of David and his sin of adultery. Website

I Samuel 19:9 to II Samuel 10:19 This episode covers the story of David through the kingdom ages, with Lance's descriptions of his character and dealings with Saul. Website

I Samuel 1:1 to 19:7  Lance introduces the beginning of the kingdom age and the characters of Samuel, Saul, and David through the first half of I Samuel. Website

I & II Samuel Lance in this episode talks about the connectivity between I & II Samuel in addition to I & II Kings as they all lead to the complete history of a kingdom all the way to the Exile. Website

Judges Throughout this episode, Lance highlights the theme of defeat and the brutal cycle of God's people turning away and coming back in repentance found in Judges.  Website

Joshua Lance discusses the importance of Joshua, the beginning of the historical section of the Bible following the first five books. Website

Deuteronomy This episode covers the last book of the Pentateuch, which Lance describes to be more interpretive and prophetic in contrast to the other four books which are much more historical in nature. Website

Numbers 1:1-3, Numbers 26: 1-2, 36:13 Lance covers a multitude of themes spread throughout Numbers, such as pilgrimage and conflict, the faithfulness of God and the failure of his people, service, and much more. Website

Exodus 1:1, Exodus 3:13, Exodus 40:34 This episode covers the second book of the Pentateuch, "Exodus," as Lance touches on the unchanging nature of God to create a united people and take up individuals such as Abraham and Jacob. Website

Genesis 1, Genesis 2, Genesis 3 This episode covers the spiritual conflict behind the Fall of man, with God on one side and the Serpent on the other - bringing the conflict to a much higher level beyond man. Website

Genesis 1, Genesis 2, Genesis 3 Lance continues his messages in the first three chapters of Genesis, explaining the role of man in creation and the inevitable fall as man was first tempted. Website

Genesis 1, Genesis 2, Genesis 3 Lance discusses the Fall of man and what came as a result afterward, tracing our initial purpose of walking in unity with the Lord to the first sin man committed leading to the Fall. Website

Genesis 1, Genesis 2, Genesis 3 Lance Lambert teaches from Genesis 2 about the purpose of man, who we are, what we have become and what God originally intended man to be. Website

Genesis 1-3 The scholarly difficulties in the act of creation. 4 different views on what Genesis 1 means. www.lancelambert.org

Genesis 1-2:4 A survey through the book of Genesis.  Find "Through the Bible with Lance Lambert: Genesis-Deuteronomy" book here: https://amzn.to/3QriQ0K