Third Millennium Ministries

Explores how the Old Testament canon presents specific guidance by examining the Old Testament as mirror, window and picture.

Explores a proper understanding of the Bible's theology of the Kingdom of God by providing the most comprehensive outlook on the Old Testament.

Explores how God governed his kingdom through a series of covenants that he established in Old Testament history.

Examines Samuel’s role in Israel’s prelude to kingship and Saul’s failed kingship before the establishment of David as Israel’s king.

Follows David’s kingship from his earlier years to his death and reveals the ongoing blessings offered to Israel through the righteous rule of David’s house.

Introduces the book of Samuel, including why and under what circumstances the book was written and how it applies to Christians today.

Explores typical definitions, and describes and evaluates the perspectives of these definitions.

Explores what the Scriptures teach about revelation, the dynamics of understanding revelation, and how to develop confidence in theological conclusions.

Defines what Christian theology is, explores the theological traditions that gave shape to Christian theology, and outlines the basic tenets of Reformed theology.

Summarizes the outlooks on theological authority in the Medieval Roman Catholic Church, the early Protestant church and in contemporary Protestantism.

Focuses on how Hosea designed his book to impart wisdom to God’s ancient people and explores the revelations that Hosea included in each major division of his book.

Introduces the background of the prophet Hosea and his book, and provides an overview of the book’s content and structure.

Addresses the original audience’s challenges associated with warfare by drawing attention to Israel’s extensive victory over the land of Canaan.

Explores how Joshua called the people of Israel to live together as heirs of the Promised Land.

Reveals the significance of Israel’s call to be faithful to the terms of their covenant with God.

Introduces the book of Joshua, including what the book of Joshua meant for ancient Israel and what it means for us today.

Focuses on the Holy Spirit's activity in the creation as a whole.

Examines the Holy Spirit as a full and equal member of the Godhead.

Explores the Holy Spirit's work within the community of God's covenant people.

Looks at the Holy Spirit's work of applying salvation to individual believers.