Last week I wrote about the the importance of charts in teaching the Bible dispensationally. It came down to being able to show the right divisions in the Bible to make them easier to grasp. Some of you opened the link to our chart lesson page expecting to see brilliantly designed graphics full and complete. […]

Some things seem to always be together: strawberries and cream, bacon and eggs, and dispensationalists and charts. Why is drawing charts so compatible with dispensational teaching? Here are three reasons: Timelines – Dispensational Bible study is concerned with when just as much as what. The content of the Bible spans all of human history. Seeing […]

What’s that you say? I missed resurrection day? I’ll have to wait until next year? Perhaps its time to start a new tradition… Last week was celebrated by Western Christian tradition as resurrection day, but this Sunday is celebrated by Eastern Christian tradition as resurrection day. (I am neither a Western nor Eastern traditionalist, but […]

Taught by Justin Johnson on . Description: Several times a year we teach a lesson using a visual learning aid, also known as a chart lesson. Drawing out what is happening in the Bible throughout the ages is helpful to gain an understanding of God’s will. Learn more about what it is and why it […]

Excellent speeches have a strong effect on the hearer. Good words have a greater impact when delivered well. Everyone listens when someone speaks with power and wisdom. It is common for people to follow a man who speaks well. His speaking abilities make people think, “He must know what he is talking about.” Pulpits and […]