Authors and analysts Derek and Sharon Gilbert host a weekly Bible study, going verse by verse through the scriptures in chronological order. Each study is about an hour in length and posted Sundays around Noon Central Time.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 17 days 16 hours 21 minutes
Gilbert House Fellowship #188: Lamentations 4-5; Ezekiel 1
EZEKIEL DID not see a spacecraft. Those who think he did are mistaken. We conclude our study of the Book of Lamentations and begin our study of Ezekiel with the account of Ezekiel's Wheel.
Gilbert House Fellowship #187: Lamentations 1-3
THERE ARE times when God brings correction into our lives, although not always as drastically as He did to the kingdom of Judah in 586 B.C.
Gilbert House Fellowship #186: Jeremiah 51-52
JEREMIAH'S PROPHECY of doom against Babylon concludes this week as he declares the kingdom's destruction at the hands of the Medes.
Gilbert House Fellowship #185: Jeremiah 49-50
PROPHECIES AGAINST Ammon, Edom, and Babylon are the focus of this week's study.
Gilbert House Fellowship #184: Jeremiah 41-48
THE SOJOURN in Egypt was such a defining moment in the history of Israel and Judah that you would think the last thing Judeans would want is to go back there. You would be wrong.
Gilbert House Fellowship #183: 2 Chr 36; Habakkuk
THE LAMENT of Habakkuk and his vision of supernatural war are the focus of this week's study.
Gilbert House Fellowship #182: Jer 38-40; Psalms 74, 79; 2 Kings 24-25
THE LAST king of Judah, Zedekiah, was obviously more afraid of his countrymen than he was of Nebuchadnezzar -- or God, for that matter. This week's study covers the last couple years of the kingdom of Judah.
Gilbert House Fellowship #181: Jeremiah 33-37
SPEAKING TRUTH can be dangerous. We discuss the message given to Jeremiah in the last day's of Judah and what happened as a result. It's a reminder that preaching the actual Word of God is not a path to popularity and prosperity.
Gilbert House Fellowship #180: Jeremiah 29-32
JEREMIAH'S LIFE wasn't easy. His message was so unpopular that he was put in stocks and later imprisoned, and he had to live through two invasions by the Babylonians.
Gilbert House Fellowship #179: Jeremiah 22-28
THE PROPHETS didn't have easy lives. Today's study follows Jeremiah through the last years of the kingdom of Judah, and the message God gave the prophet wasn't popular.