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the journey begins renewal
  • Posted on May 2, 2020
  • Tom May
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  • Old Testament

Scattered and Gathered: life after Babylon

Are you looking forward to the restrictions imposed because of COVID-19 being lifted? Many people anticipate the day that live worship services return and gathering together becomes easier. But many websites are warning that after the coronavirus passes, there will be no “return to normal.” […]

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scattered, the world of the exile
  • Posted on May 1, 2020
  • Tom May
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  • Old Testament

Scattered | the time between the testaments

The word “scattered” describes the nation of the Jews throughout their history. The word occurs in the Old Testament to describe God’s involvement in the moving of people. (Interestingly, it is a word that Jesus uses in His parables, especially that of the sower.) Some […]

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  • Posted on March 1, 2020
  • Tom May
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  • Bible Studies, Old Testament

How Long?

From the lesson series, How Long? Studies in the book of Habakkuk, April 2018 O Lord, how long shall I cry for help? A World of “How Long?” The name Amelia Bonow has not been a household word. She had a story she wanted to […]

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Sound Doctrine
  • Posted on October 30, 2019
  • Tom May
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  • Bible, Koinonia Bible Studies, New Testament, Old Testament, Performance, Step Five: Share It, Steps to Effective Bible Study

Communicating Sound Doctrine

From the days that I sat at the Seminary listening to seasoned, biblical scholars, sound doctrine stirs me. The professors were people who knew the Scriptures and taught them with confident authority. How do we teach the content of sound doctrine to others in the […]

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waves, grain, palms, hallelujah
  • Posted on May 19, 2018
  • Tom May
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  • Bible Studies, New Testament, Old Testament, Omer, Pentecost

Traditions of Pentecost: A New Movement is Born

Traditions aren’t what they used to be, are they? Some things are just not necessary because they are no longer needed. I don’t have to sing all sixteen verses of Just as I Am as a hymn of invitation at the end of every church […]

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