Men's Bible Study
On the right sidebar you will find a link to all our handouts and outlines from the Tues. Morning Men's Bible Study. I have create a separate page for the Old and New Testament.FPC Men's Bible Study – Survey of the New Testament (Fall 2009)
Teacher: Nate
Shurden, Minister of Discipleship
Place: FPC, Miller Hall
Day & Time: Tuesday, 6:30-7:30am
from Sept. 1 to Dec.1.
Purpose:
To gain a better grasp of the
unity of the whole Bible through a study of the overall literary structure,
history, theology, and redemptive contributions of each book of the
New Testament. Particular attention will be given to redemptive themes,
story lines, motifs, images, events, and persons that find specific
fulfillment in Jesus Christ and the gospel.
Proposed Schedule:
September 1 – Introduction to the New Testament
September 8 – The Gospels of Matthew-Luke
September 15 – The Gospel of John & Letters of John
September 22 – Acts
September 29 – Romans
October 6 – I & II Corinthians
October 13 – Galatians & Ephesians
October 20 – Philippians & Colossians
October 27 – I & II Thessalonians
November 3 – I & II Timothy and Titus
November 10 – Philemon & Hebrews
November 17 – James & I & II Peter
November 24 – Jude & Revelation
December 1 – Series Wrap Up
Assigned Text: The Holy Bible,
God (ESV)
Recommended Supplemental Texts for New Testament Study:
- Ryken's Bible Handbook, Leland Ryken, et.al. (Tyndale, 2005)
Additional New Testament Resources:
- A Theology of the New Testament, George Eldon Ladd (Eerdmans, 1974)
- New Testament Introduction, Donald Guthrie (IVP, 1965)
- The New Testament: An Introduction to its Literature and History, J. Gresham Machen (Banner of Truth, 1976)
- An Introduction to the New Testament, D.A. Carson, Douglas J. Moo, and Leon Morris (Zondervan, 1992)
- New Testament History, F.F. Bruce (Doubleday, 1969)
Resources on Bible Study & Biblical Interpretation:
- Knowing Scripture, R.C. Sproul (IVP, 1977)
- Getting the Message, Dan Doriani (P&R, 1996)
- How to Read the Bible for All its Worth, Gordon Fee & Douglas Stuart (Zondervan, 1981)
- Principles of Biblical Interpretation, Louis Berkhof (Baker, 1950)