Category Archives: Teaching Outlines
Terrifyingly Just And Wonderfully Protective (Micah 7, Nahum 1)
Terrifyingly Just And Wonderfully Protective (Micah 7, Nahum 1) Micah 7 brings the book to its emotional and theological climax. The prophet looks honestly at the moral collapse around him, yet he refuses to surrender to despair. He turns instead … Continue reading
The King Who Is Our Peace (Micah 5-6)
The King Who Is Our Peace (Micah 5-6) Micah 5–6 places the spotlight on the Shepherd‑King who brings peace, a ruler born in humility yet possessing eternal origins, who gathers, protects, purifies, and restores His people. Against the backdrop of … Continue reading
Judgment, then Peace (Micah 3-4)
Judgment, then Peace (Micah 3-4) Micah 3–4 places the darkness of corrupt leadership beside the radiant promise of God’s coming kingdom. When human rulers twist justice and devour the people, God responds not only with judgment but with a breathtaking … Continue reading
The Holiness of God (Micah 1-2)
The Holiness of God (Micah 1-2) Micah 1–2 becomes a vivid revelation of the holiness of God—a holiness that cannot ignore sin, cannot be manipulated, and cannot coexist with injustice. God’s purity exposes the corruption of His people, shakes creation … Continue reading
The Reluctant Missionary (Jonah 3-4)
The Reluctant Missionary (Jonah 3-4) A missionary reading of Jonah 3–4 brings God’s heart for the nations into full view. The prophet reluctantly obeys, the city unexpectedly repents, and God compassionately relents. Jonah resents what God rejoices in, and the … Continue reading
The Sovereign God Saves (Jonah 1-2)
The Sovereign God Saves (Jonah 1-2) God’s sovereignty is the backbone of Jonah 1–2. Every movement in the story—every wind, wave, lot, sailor, and sea creature—responds to God’s command. Jonah runs, but God rules. Jonah resists, but God overrules. The … Continue reading
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Edom Will Be Humbled, and Zion Restored (Obadiah)
Edom Will Be Humbled and Zion Restored (Obadiah) A clear teaching outline for Obadiah 1 needs to trace the movement of the text: Edom’s pride, Edom’s violence, the Day of the LORD, and the restoration of God’s people. Below is … Continue reading
The Plumb Line of God’s Righteousness (Amos 6-7)
The Plumb Line of God’s Righteousness (Amos 6-7) The plumb line in Amos 7 is one of Scripture’s clearest pictures of God’s unbending righteousness—a standard that exposes what is crooked, reveals what cannot be ignored, and announces when God’s patience … Continue reading
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