Ken Boa continues with Matthew 6 in the New Testament portion of his 365 Key Chapters of the Bible series. Continuing the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus tells His listeners they should do things such as praying, fasting, and giving to please God rather than impress people. He also stresses the need to look to the heavenly Father for every good thing.
Read More365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Genesis 3
Ken Boa discusses the critical book of Genesis 3, where we gain an understanding of the condition of mankind and the world today. Without this chapter, little else in the Bible makes sense. Here, we see that the primary problem is our broken relationship with God due to our sin.
Read More365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Matthew 5
Ken Boa teaches on Matthew 5, the first in the New Testament portion of his 365 Key Chapters of the Bible series based on Handbook to Scripture. For the first part of the lesson, he also provides an overview on how the Old and New Testaments connect.
Read More365 Key Chapters of the Bible: Genesis 1
Ken Boa teaches on the first chapter of Genesis, the “book of beginnings,” in this new series in his Wednesday Morning Bible Study on 365 key chapters in the Bible.
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The Seven Last Words of Christ
These are the seven last recorded statements of Jesus Christ before His death on the cross, along with some surrounding context.
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The Resurrection Body: Part 2
Part 2 of this two-part series considers the believer’s resurrected body and its implications. Content is drawn from Ken Boa’s book “God, I Don’t Understand.”
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The Resurrection Body: Part 1
Ken Boa discusses some of the Scriptural evidence for the resurrection body, including the resurrected body of Christ (the pattern for the believer’s resurrected body).
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The Five Loves—and the Greatest of These Is Agapē
The human forms of love known in the Greek as epithumia (physical desire), eros (romantic love), storge (love for family members/those with whom we “belong”), and phileo (friendship/companionship love) can be elevated to what God intended for them to be when they’re infused with the divine love of agape. These four human loves are like flowers that can flourish in the garden of agape.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 5
Focusing on discussion as one teaching method, Ken Boa continues his series on seven teaching methods used in the Bible; these approaches are applicable to us by showing us how to skillfully communicate with others—the key to all good relationships.
Read MoreTeaching Methods: Part 4
Focusing on discussion as one teaching method, Ken Boa continues his series on seven teaching methods used in the Bible; these approaches are applicable to us by showing us how to skillfully communicate with others—the key to all good relationships.
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