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Journey through the Story of Scripture at a pace that allows for true reflection. The Weekly is companion to your two-year chronological Bible reading plan. Each week, we dive into the historical context and theological threads of your scheduled readings, helping you see how the entire Bible fits together in order. Perfect for those who want to move past the surface and understand the "why" behind the Word.  

  1. 28m ago

    The Weekly No.26

    Scripture Reading: Judges 14-21; Ruth 1-4

    59 min

  2. 1d ago

    The Weekly No. 25

    Scripture Reading:  Judges 1-13 The book is attributed by Jewish scholars to be written by the prophet Samuel, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit.  It’s a historical book. The name Judges in Hebrew:  Shophetim, which means “to put right and then rule” The Judges that God raises up throughout the book, are not reflected of Judges in a court, although some of them did provide judgement like a court judge.  But ultimately these Judges are Military Leaders. The entire book of Judges covers a period of time of between 300-350 years. We’ll see 2 repeated phrases throughout the book – “in those days there was no king”, and “everyone did what was right in their own eyes”

    1h 11m

  3. 2d ago

    The Weekly No. 24

    Scripture Reading:  Joshua 13-24 The word “inheritance” is found over 40 times over these last chapters that we read this past week in Joshua Israel didn’t purchase or win this land, it was given to the Israelite nation as an inheritance – but it isn’t owned by them… and this is a controversial topic even to this day… fighting over the land inheritance. The land grant was given by God to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and then to nation of Israel, but it’s theirs by way of INHERITANCE. The word “inherited” means by definition “(of money, property, or a title) received as an heirat the death of the previous holder.” Israel’s inheritance is by LEASE only!!! Leviticus 25:23 Who is the owner of the land? God Himself It’s worthy noting that the Land covenant is an unconditional covenant….

    58 min

  4. Jun 18

    The Weekly No.23

    Scripture Reading:  Joshua 1-12 We start the book of Joshua. Moses is dead.  Now arise, go into the land I am giving to the people of Israel. Joshua – name – Yeshua Type of Christ - model Joshua 1:3 – every place that they tread upon God gives, but they must take Salvation – God gives but we must take it. This whole section is jam-packed with promises.

    1h 12m

  5. Jun 17

    The Weekly No.22

    Scripture Reading: Deuteronomy 25-34, Psalm 90 Continuing from last week, we jump right in to review laws about living in community with other. For more information, check out www.connectionwindsor.com

    1h 16m

  6. Jun 14

    The Weekly No.21

    Scripture Reading:  Deuteronomy 13-24 We start off this week with a warning regarding a prophet that rises up OR Dreamer of dreams Don’t let them lead you to another god. “Have no other gods before ME” Signs and wonders are not the markers of a true prophet – it’s not an authentication of a true prophet of Yahweh. Remember back to Pharoah’s magicians in the book of Exodus… they had occultic powers that allowed them to perform signs and wonders. Antichrist and false prophet – will perform signs and wonders…. Death penalty is the just judgement for such a false prophet – anyone who was deceiving God’s people “So you shall purge the evil from your midst.” *We can’t be naïve to think, that we could never do this… we have to be aware of the voices that we’re listening to.  Scripture tells us that faith comes from hearing, and hearing by the Word of God…. Our ears are gates to our faith being built up and our faith being destroyed.  If we’re listening to voices that plant doubt into what God’s Word says and what God’s word means… take for example God’s words on gender and marriage… culture has looked to re-interpret God’s Word to “mean” something else… that we can still be a “Christian” and live certain ways…. Beware of he false teachers and prophets leading you away from the Word of God. We can’t pick and choose what verses we want to believe and follow and what we don’t, and still call it Christianity.  Careful of the false god of Christianity that is made in the image of man, and not the revered Word of God.

    1h 2m

  7. Jun 13

    The Weekly No.20

    Scripture Reading:  Deuteronomy 1-12 Genesis – The Book of Beginnings Exodus – The Birth of a Nation Leviticus – The Laws of the Nation Numbers – The Wilderness Wanderings - we we finished last week which covered a span of a 40 year period of when the Israelites were brought out of Egypt, until the point where they were camped across the Jordan River, across from Jericho - The book of Deuteronomy is considered Moses’ last 24 hours before he dies – essentially made up of 3 farewell speeches. (approx. 2 ½ hours for the 3 speeches) -Words by Moses through the Holy Spirit, and likely Joshua helped him write it down and potentially -Torah – The Law -Deuteronomy means “second law” = the people needed a reminder to trust God and obey Him -chapter 31:10-11[read] – to be read every year in full during the Feast of Tabernacles

    43 min

  8. Jun 11

    The Weekly No.19

    Scripture Reading:  Numbers 25-36 This week starts with men indulging in sexual immorality with Moabite women  - yoking themselves with Baal of Peor. Why did they do this? We have to look ahead, to discover that Balaam told Balak a strategy to lead the men of Israel away. Numbers 31:6 The counsel of Balaam – caused them to commit trespass against the Lord and there was a plague across the people. Balaam tried and tried to curse Israel, but the Lord would not let him. When it comes to schemes of the enemy, there is always a way out from temptation. James tells us that it’s our own sinful desires that lead us astray…. If we do not have a renewed mind, in Christ, we are easily led astray into our fleshly desires… just like the men of Israel Teaching of Balaam is spoken of throughout the scriptures many times, most importantly by Jesus Himself. (Rev. 2:14)

    1h 10m
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Journey through the Story of Scripture at a pace that allows for true reflection. The Weekly is companion to your two-year chronological Bible reading plan. Each week, we dive into the historical context and theological threads of your scheduled readings, helping you see how the entire Bible fits together in order. Perfect for those who want to move past the surface and understand the "why" behind the Word.  

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