Christ Chapel Bible Church
Old Testament Survey
Dr. Bill Egner, Senior Executive Pastor at Christ Chapel Bible Church, unpacks how the Old Testament continues to reveal God’s character, remains relevant in today’s world, and connects directly to the New Testament time and time again. Your relationship with Jesus will never be the same as you discover how the entire Bible works together.
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Malachi 25.11.2024 35:11
The people in Jerusalem are just as corrupt as their ancestors who returned from exile 100 years ago. Malachi confronts their sins, pointing out that Israel cannot be faithful to the covenant God made with them. Yet God will not abandon His people, and promises a Messiah to the remnant who are still faithful to Him. This is the last Israel will hear from God, and 400 years will pass before the app...
Nehemiah 17.11.2024 52:46
Nehemiah leaves behind comfort and prestige for hardship and the unknown in order to build up the wall of Jerusalem as well as building up God’s people as they face adversity. -- Notes
Esther 11.11.2024 1:05:46
Though it's the only book in the Bible that never mentions God, Esther conveys events with such perfect literary symmetry that a profound theological point is made: God’s providence is at work in everything on behalf of his people. -- Notes
Zechariah 04.11.2024 1:00:33
Almost 70 years after returning home after their exile to Babylon, the Israelites wondered if the promises of a new Jerusalem would ever be fulfilled. The prophet Zechariah answers their concerns through dreams and visions, challenging God's people to remain faithful. -- Notes
Haggai 28.10.2024 41:15
The remnants of Israel who returned from exile have let their priorities become self-centered when they should have been focused on God, so Haggai encourages the people to continue rebuilding the temple. -- Notes
Ezra 22.10.2024 56:01
The first and second group of Israel's exiles return from their 70-year captivity abroad to see the devastation and ruin in the land of Jerusalem. As they rebuild, will they obey the Lord? -- Notes
Revelation - Part 2 14.10.2024 1:01:53
Though written hundred of years apart, the books of Daniel and Revelation are counterparts and should be studied together for a more comprehensive picture of God’s redemptive plan, the future of the world, God’s victory over evil at the end of the world and a glimpse into the new heaven and new earth. -- Notes
Revelation - Part 1 07.10.2024 55:32
Though written hundred of years apart, the books of Daniel and Revelation are counterparts and should be studied together for a more comprehensive picture of God’s redemptive plan, the future of the world, God’s victory over evil at the end of the world and a glimpse into the new heaven and new earth. -- Notes
Daniel - Part 2 23.09.2024 51:07
The book of Daniel is not just about the stories you heard in Sunday School—it gives us an insight into God’s promise and a pattern at work in history. -- Notes
The New Covenant 09.09.2024 53:11
The Old Covenant has served its purpose, and it has been replaced by a better covenant (Heb 7:22). While the Old Covenant was still in effect in the Old Testament, the New Covenant was predicted in Jeremiah and Ezekiel. The New Covenant is the promise that God will forgive sin and restore fellowship with those whose hearts are turned toward Him. Jesus Christ is the mediator of this covenant, and H...
Ezekiel – Part 2 26.08.2024 55:29
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Ezekiel – Part 1 19.08.2024 59:15
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Obadiah 12.08.2024 53:21
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Lamentations 05.08.2024 56:42
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Jeremiah - Part 2 30.07.2024 56:20
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Habakkuk 22.07.2024 50:16
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Jeremiah - Part 1 15.07.2024 59:16
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Zephaniah 08.07.2024 53:05
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Nahum 01.07.2024 50:48
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Isaiah - Part 2 24.06.2024 46:00
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Isaiah - Part 1 09.06.2024 59:35
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Micah 03.06.2024 47:58
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2 Kings - Part 4 20.05.2024 56:17
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Joel 05.05.2024 59:09
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2 Kings - Part 3 28.04.2024 43:35
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