Latest Bible Studies

The Philippian fellowship had a conflict between two women. How do we resolve disagreements and live in harmony, being of the same mind in the Lord?

What was the spirit of Babylon at the time of her fall and is it seen today? And are you a Daniel, able to both see and interpret the writing on the wall?

How is your walk as a Christian? While unbelievers walk according to the ways of this world, in opposition to the cross, the believer walks as a citizen of heaven!

The great king Nebuchadnezzar spent seven years living as an animal. What five lessons did he learn through this time of humbling and how does it apply to humanity today?

We are called to forget what's behind, reach forward to what's ahead, and press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of God in Christ Jesus

Daniel 4 is a unique chapter giving the personal dramatic testimony of the world's most powerful man at the time - and in his own words. In it we'll see the root of the king's, and humanity's, problem!

This epic chapter focuses on a massive image, a fiery furnace and a 4th man 'like the son of the gods'. How does this speak to the trials in our life and the days to come?

All men will be found somewhere, either in self righteousness or in Christ. The Apostle Paul shows the critical importance of being 'found in him' and having His righteousness, not our own.

King Nebuchadnezzar dreamt of all the kingdoms that would dominate this earth, until the 'stone' from heaven came and established an everlasting kingdom! That is the kingdom we want to be part of and living for!

Ever found yourself in a situation outside your control? Daniel did and his life was on the line. What can we learn from his faith and the God of the impossible?

An update to the Daniel series. Daniel was exiled, stranded in Babylon. Yet despite its best attempts it was unable to change this young man. How did he stay strong and how do we resist the ways of the Babylon today?

What is good and bad in this life? How do you know? Let's explore the end of Joseph's life, from Genesis 50, as he looks back and sees God's hand in even his most difficult days!

12 sons and 12 prophetic words! This study looks at Jacob's last words for each of his sons which not only examines their character but also who their tribe will become.

God's word is clear that all religion and self effort is but rubbish and dung in view of the surpassing greatness of gaining and knowing Christ! Let's explore this in Philippians 3:1-8.

Jacob was approaching his death - yet was worshipping, blessing and seeing clearly into the future. Let's explore the faith of Jacob in his last days and his lesson for us.

What steps are seen in the 7 year famine in Genesis 47 to go from prosperity to owning nothing? Have we seen this in modern history and in what way is this prophetic of last days?

This study from Genesis 46 speaks of Israel's first exodus, out of the Promised Land and into Egypt. It gives glimpses and pictures of spiritual truth useful for our journey as a Christian. Will we walk and see life as Jacob/Israel did in His latter days?

God works in the believer both to will and to do, yet calls us to work it out! What role do we play in working out our salvation?

Unbelief was replaced with hope and wonder as Jacob learned that his son Joseph was alive! How does this picture our journey as we walk in the light of a risen Lord?

As his brothers arrive in Egypt the second time, Joseph has one last test. How does God test us today and what pictures of grace, heaven and the Lord's sacrifice do we see in this encounter?

Nestled into the story of Joseph is God's will and purpose for his father Jacob. Jacob will be broken. Again. But for good. How does the process of Jacob becoming Israel once again speak to our lives as Christians?

Paul's greatest example of humility is Jesus laying aside His deity to become a man. And He lowered Himself further to die on the cross for you and me!

As Joseph sees his brothers for the first time in 20 years, God works upon the guilty hearts of Joseph's brothers. How do their thoughts and reactions point to what is playing out in our day?

Oh how fast things can change and in Genesis 41 Joseph is about to go from a prison to a palace! How does this picture both believers and Jesus Christ?

In Philippians 2 Paul writes how there is to be unity amongst believers by recognition and lowering of ourselves for others, just as Jesus humbled and lowered Himself.