Did you know that the word “advent” comes from the Latin word advenio meaning “coming” or “arrival”? With this week’s free eChart, refresh your understanding of Advent and the Christmas story as you prepare for this important season! Deepen your understanding of the Advent season with this free download packed with solid overviews and fascinating … Continue Reading
This is a guest post by author of Perfectly Suited, J.D. Peabody It’s been 75 years since the poet W.H. Auden described the times we’re living in as the age of anxiety. If there were any doubts about his assessment then, the last few years have erased them. Fear and worry have spread as quickly as … Continue Reading
How did the climate and land of ancient Israel affect the food that grew there? And what kinds of meals did the Israelites eat in Bible times? With this week’s free eChart, enjoy having key background information on the feasts of the Bible! Learn contextual information about the climate and land of ancient Israel, and … Continue Reading
You may know about the more well-known feasts of the Bible, such as Passover, Weeks, and Booths. But what about the more everyday, commonplace feasts and banquets that the Israelites celebrated? This week’s free eChart explores some of the lesser-known feasts and banquets of the Old Testament, called mishteh. With this week’s free download, enjoy … Continue Reading
When we’re faced with a challenge and we feel overwhelmed, we might feel angry or like we’re alone in our struggle. But as Christians, we know that we can rely on God when we are struggling. This week’s free eChart features two devotions to remind you of the ways that God is there for us … Continue Reading
What do we know about the nature of Jesus? What do we need to know about Jesus in order to be a good disciple? In this week’s free eChart, enjoy having a solid overview of what it means for Christ to be both fully God and fully man. Learn new insights into the nature of … Continue Reading
What does the word “testament” mean? What tools did biblical writers use? Why are there so many Bible translations? Find out answers to these questions and more in this week’s free eChart! Discover key insights about the Bible’s history, creation, and translation as you learn: New insights into how we got the Bible What tools … Continue Reading
How was the Tabernacle built? What areas of the Tabernacle were most important? Answer these questions and more in this week’s eChart! Your free download includes a helpful chart pointing you to Bible verses that describe this sacred space. Plus, get an inside view of the Tabernacle with a diagram including the measurements of all … Continue Reading
You understand the importance of the Tabernacle in the Bible. But what is the Jewish significance of the Tabernacle and Temple? Find out in this week’s eChart! Your free download includes two excerpts from Exodus and Revelation from The Complete Jewish Study Bible, both focusing on the Tabernacle. Learn about the often-overlooked Jewish themes in … Continue Reading
Did you know that the Greek word for covenant, diatheke, occurs in the accounts of the Last Supper? Or that Jesus’ sacrifice on the cross becomes part of a new covenant, tied to his offering of communion at the Last Supper? Without knowing about the ancient covenants and laws of the New Testament world, it’s … Continue Reading
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