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How Do I Study the Bible
By Dr. Ken Hanna
A “hands on” study designed to sharpen your Bible reading skills, increase your ability to understand the meaning of Scripture, and apply it to everyday life. Each session has an audio recording, a PowerPoint and Printable Handouts.
Audio Link
Unit 1 Audio
Unit 2 Audio
Unit 3 Audio
Unit 4 Audio
Unit 5 Audio
Unit 6 Audio
Unit 7 Audio
Unit 8 Audio
Unit 9 Audio
Unit 10 Audio
Unit 11 Audio
Unit 12 Audio
Unit 13 Audio
Unit 14 Audio
Unit 15 Audio
Printable Handout
Handout 14
Handout 15
Journey through the Bible
By Dr. Ken Hanna
A systematic book-by-book study of the Bible. Explore the message and meaning of each book and discover its relevance for our faith and life. Beginning in Genesis we study one book each week as we journey through the entire Bible.
Audio Link
Introduction
Genesis Part 1
Genesis Part 2
Exodus
Leviticus
Numbers
Deuteronomy
Joshua
Judges
Ruth
1 Samuel
2 Samuel
1 Kings
1, 2 Chronicles
Ezra
Nehemiah
Esther
Poets and Poetry of the Old Testament
Job 1-2
Psalms Part 1
Psalms Part 2 (Messianic Psalms)
Psalms Part 3 (Shepherd Psalms)
Psalms Part 4
Proverbs Part 1
Ecclesiastes
Song of Solomon
Isaiah Part 1
Isaiah Part 2
Jeremiah
Lamentations
Ezekiel
Daniel Part 1
Daniel Part 2
Hosea
Joel
Obadiah
Dr. Ken Hanna - March 6, 2016
What It Means To Be A Christian
It is easy to say we ought to, “love one another,” but not always so easy to do. You cannot believe in Jesus without loving others. John wrote 1 John to build up the early followers of Jesus not beat them up. Loving our brothers and sisters in Christ does not cause one to enter into spiritual life with Jesus but it is the evidence of a life that has been transferred from darkness into light. John is very clear in 1 John 3:11-24 that the one who remains unloving remains in death. Life in Christ is evidenced by a love for others. The love from Christ will always move toward action.
Scripture References: 1 John 3:11-24