Let’s Find Out Together

What is an imprecatory psalm and why are they in the Bible? Let’s find out together as we read Psalms 136-138.

What message did James want to send to the newly formed churches among the Jewish diaspora?  Let’s find out together as we read James 3-5.

We have an entire book by James. Which James? Let’s find out together as we read James 1-2.

Paul and Barnabas leave to plant churches in Asia Minor. How did they decide to do that? Let’s find out together as we read Acts 13-14.

The church continues to expand throughout the middle east. How did that happen? Let’s find out together as we read Acts 10-12.

The early church grows rapidly, and problems crop up. What did they do about it? Let’s find out together as we read Acts 6-9.

Early in Acts, the church begins to take shape. What does it look like? Let’s find out together as we read Acts 3-5.

In the last two Psalms of Ascension, the psalmist summarizes the Torah (the first five books of the Bible). Let’s find out together how he does that as we read Psalms 133-135.

In Luke’s second book, he follows the formation of the early church. Let’s find out together that basis for the entire church as we read Acts 1-2.

Two followers of Jesus after the resurrection talked with Jesus on the road to Emmaus. Let’s find out together how they reacted to Jesus talking to them as we read Luke 22-24.

Jesus arrives in Jerusalem. Let’s find out together what he does as we read Luke 18-21.

Jesus tells his followers that if they fail him, he will give them a second chance. Let’s find out together what he said as we read Luke 14-17.

After the Pharisees attack Jesus with a gossip campaign, Jesus goes on the attack. Let’s find out together how he does that as we read Luke 10-13.

Luke is organized differently than Matthew and Mark. Let’s find out together how it’s organized, and see the cost of following Jesus as we read Luke 7-9.

The psalmist speaks about hope, humility and honor in Psalms 130-132, three psalms of ascent.

Jesus begins his ministry in Luke 4-6. Let’s find out together how that starts.

We jump back and forth from John the Baptist to Jesus in the opening three chapters of Luke. Let’s find out together why that is as we read Luke 1-3.

God speaks. The people question God’s statement. And God answers. Let’s find out together what God has to say in this early form of Question and Answer as we read the book of Malachi.

After rebuilding the temple, the wall, Jewish society and the temple worship, Nehemiah finds that Israel doesn’t stick with it. Let’s find out together what he does as we read Nehemiah 10-13.

When Ezra reads the law of God, Israel hears and obeys. Let’s find out together how they do that as we read Nehemiah 7-9.

Nehemiah finishes the wall of Jerusalem in spite of fierce opposition. What is that opposition? Let’s find out together as we read Nehemiah 4-6.

Let’s read together the psalms of ascent, 127 – 129.

Jerusalem’s temple is built, but the walls are in shambles. Nehemiah returns from exile to rebuild them. Let’s find out how together as we read Nehemiah 1-3.

Ezra rebuilds the basic worship of Jehovah as he returns to Jerusalem. Let’s find out together what happened as we read Ezra 8-10.

Letters fly back and forth between Babylon and Israel. What do they say? Let’s find out together as we read Ezra 5-7.