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King David’s family tree This chart summarizes the King David's family tree, based on what we know from Scripture. This is a work in progress. Please contact me if you find errors, omissions or broken links.
King Saul’s family tree This chart summarizes the King Saul’s family tree, based on what we know from Scripture. I’m always looking for this information and couldn’t find it in one place. This is a work in progress. Please contact me if you find errors, omissions or broken links.
3 Women’s Retreat Sample Schedules Planning a retreat means managing lots of details from logistics to decorations. Often the schedule gets overlooked or slapped together at the last minute. As a speaker, here are some sample schedules that I've seen work well for weekend retreats.
Ephesians Bible Study Resources Everything you need to kick start your study of Ephesians: discussion questions, bible study tools, maps, charts, key words and podcasts.
Tithe: What is Tithing? – Best Sermon on tithes and offering Is the tithe still applicable today? Does God really care how we spend our money? Can I wait until I can give cheerfully? Ken Elzinga answers these questions.
Women’s Ministry Survey Example As a ministry leader, you often do surveys. But what questions should ask? Which questions solicit the best input? After 30 years in ministry -- and countless surveys! -- these are the questions I've found most helpful.
Women’s Retreat Survivial Kit A conference I attended gave each participant this simple and heartwarming "Conference Survival kit" which contained the following items and Scripture.
Interpreting Epistles Every genre found in the Bible presents unique challenges for understanding. Here are guidelines for studying epistles.
Parable of the Talents The Parable of the Talents is the last of three parables Jesus tells during a private discussion with the disciples about the end of the age. The parables focus on two themes: stay alert and persevere.
Mary & Martha: A lesson for Women’s Ministry Martha chose to serve physical food while Mary chose to receive spiritual food. Mary chose wisely. When Jesus comes to town, all of us should drop everything to listen.
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- King David’s family tree This chart summarizes the King David's family tree, based on what we know from Scripture. This is a work in progress. Please contact me if you find errors, omissions or broken links.
- King Saul’s family tree This chart summarizes the King Saul’s family tree, based on what we know from Scripture. I’m always looking for this information and couldn’t find it in one place. This is a work in progress. Please contact me if you find errors, omissions or broken links.
- 3 Women’s Retreat Sample Schedules Planning a retreat means managing lots of details from logistics to decorations. Often the schedule gets overlooked or slapped together at the last minute. As a speaker, here are some sample schedules that I've seen work well for weekend retreats.
- Women’s Ministry Survey Example As a ministry leader, you often do surveys. But what questions should ask? Which questions solicit the best input? After 30 years in ministry -- and countless surveys! -- these are the questions I've found most helpful.
Chronology of Ezra-Nehemiah Chronology of the post exile: Ezra-Nehemiah
How many letters did Paul write to the Corinthians? How many letters did the Apostle Paul write to the Corinthian church? The answer is not as easy as it sounds. We have two letters to the church at Corinth in our Bible, but both of these letters mention another letter. Many scholars believe Paul wrote four letters to the Corinthian church but only two of them survived. If they are right, the chronology of Paul's correspondence and visits to Corinth might look something like this.- Interpreting Epistles Every genre found in the Bible presents unique challenges for understanding. Here are guidelines for studying epistles.
Philippians Bible Study Resources Study questions, maps, charts, key words, history, background, outlines, and links to help you study Paul's epistle to the Philippians.
07 2 Peter 2:4 Does Peter quote Enoch? Peter and Jude appear to be quoting the book of 1 Enoch, which is part of the psuedepigrapha. Why would they quote it? What does it mean when an apostle quotes from a non-biblical source? I think both Peter and Jude quote 1 Enoch, the way a teacher today might quote Harry Potter -- to make a point based on popular culture.
Bible Study 101: 5W’s and H You may have been taught to create a list of questions, using the “5Ws and H” (who, what, when, where, why, how). If you need some help learning how to use the "5Ws and H", here are some questions to get you started.
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