New Resources for the Study of God's Word
The Word of God brings light to those in darkness
I love to examine public policy from a biblical perspective. But I always have to remind myself that the Bible is much more than another resource for my policy work. It is the very Word of God, which brings light to those in darkness, makes found those who were lost, and brings life to those who were dead. I should study the Bible to know how to better love God, my family, and my neighbors, be strengthened in my faith, and learn where I need to repent. So here and there I develop Bible studies to assist me and others in this work.
Below are two Bible studies I am publishing for the first time, along with two homilies that I once gave at Westminster Manor in Austin. I pray some of this is beneficial to you. Here is a list of other Bible studies I have published in the past. And here are the new studies and homilies:
The Fear of the Lord: A Homily on Joshua 5:13-6:27
As the story opens in today’s passage, the people of Israel were finally at the place they had feared 40 years ago when Moses had…
Into the Promised Land – A Study of Joshua
Upon the death of Moses, Joshua was called to lead God’s people into the Promised Land, the land that God had promised to give to…
Return from Exile: A Homily on Ruth
The story of Ruth is one of the most beautiful stories in Scripture. By faith, a young gentile woman is delivered from a pagan land,…
Return from Exile: A Five Week Study of Ruth
The story of Ruth is one of the most beautiful stories in Scripture. By faith, a young gentile woman is delivered from a pagan land,…