Since we will discuss a lot of prophecy as we study Revelation this year, today’s lesson will give an overview of biblical prophecy and will describe some prophecies of Jesus Christ. Prophecy is the telling of God’s plan for all
Many of us in the BSF world have been waiting with bated breath for this year. Finally, we are studying the book of Revelation! Once again, each week, I will provide summaries about the lessons, starting today. Since I serve
I so enjoyed studying Moses this year in BSF (for the second time!). I think he may have become my favorite character in the Bible! Here is what I learned this year as we studied Moses’ life: What I learned
This week, we see Moses approach his death focused on God and His people. Moses could have focused only on himself. Instead he wanted to share everything he could with the Israelites to draw them to God. Moses starts by
We are almost at the end of our study of the life of Moses. This week, we see Moses give more words to the Israelites and then prepare to die. Moses assures the people that even though he is about
With all the excitement and busyness that comes with finishing my BSF study of the life of Moses, I have failed to tell you about the amazing opportunity you have to join BSF next year. After years of prayer and
As the Israelites are about to enter the Promised Land, God asks Moses and the elders to gather all of the people. In unity, Moses and his fellow leaders share God’s instructions about two ceremonies after they enter the Promised
In the book of Deuteronomy, Moses and the Israelites are on the other side of the Jordan River from the Promised Land. Moses gives three “sermons” to share his final words with the Israelites. In these sermons, Moses reminds the people
There are a lot of things to cover in these 11 chapters. (Wait until the first week of April when we review 26 chapters in Deuteronomy!) God calls for another census of the Israelite people to determine how many men
This week’s lesson reveals how wrong motivations can lead us away from God. King Balak was motivated by fear. He feared the Israelites overtaking his land. This fear caused him to turn to sorcery. Balaam was motivated by money. His