Beginning in September, we will complete our two-part series from the Minor Prophets, which are made up of the twelve books that conclude the Old Testament: Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi. We covered Hosea through Micah in the spring and will finish up with Nahum through Malachi this fall.

 

These twelve books of the Bible were penned by prophets who lived during difficult times in Israel’s history. The term "minor" here is unrelated to achievement or importance, but simply a term of comparison to the five much longer books known as the Major Prophets. We will be aided in our study by taking time to consider the historical context of each book to better understand the situations that the prophets were addressing. This will help us make better application to our own present-day lives. A better understanding of these books of the Bible will provide both a clearer and broader understanding of all of God’s Word.

 

Men's and women's groups will be available for teens, young adults, and adults in sizes small enough to encourage study and discussion.  Each session will conclude with a time of prayer with your group.