This study has 10 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 9 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, 'The God of Freedom and Life,' by Stephen J. Binz (Liturgical Press). Stephen J. Binz is a Catholic biblical scholar, speaker, and counselor. He did graduate studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and is a member of the Catholic Biblical Association and the Society of Biblical Literature. Binz is the author of several companion commentaries to Little Rock Scripture Studies, including Advent of the Savior (Liturgical Press), the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study The Infancy Narratives of Jesus, Introduction to the Bible, (Liturgical Press) the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study of the same name, The Passion and Resurrection Narratives of Jesus (Liturgical Press), the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study of the same name. The Exodus is the central event of the Old Testament. Its themes of liberation, wilderness, passover, covenant, and God's dwelling are central for the whole Bible. It tells the story of God calling Moses to be the prophet through whom God will lead the people to freedom from slavery in Egypt and their struggles to learn faithfulness in the wilderness where God makes covenant with them. The 10 commandments form the ethical core of this covenant, while the instructions for building a tent of worship accentuate God's intention to dwell in the midst of the people. Sample Wrap-Up Lecture Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—Exodus 1–3 Lesson 2—Exodus 4:1–6:27 Lesson 3—Exodus 6:28–10 Lesson 4—Exodus 11–12 Lesson 5—Exodus 13–15 Lesson 6—Exodus 16–18 Lesson 7—Exodus 19–24 Lesson 8—Exodus 25–31 Lesson 9—Exodus 32–40These lectures correspond to the ten sessions outlined in the Study Set for Exodus.

This study has 10 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 9 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, 'The God of Freedom and Life,' by Stephen J. Binz (Liturgical Press). Stephen J. Binz is a Catholic biblical scholar, speaker, and counselor. He did graduate studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and is a member of the Catholic Biblical Association and the Society of Biblical Literature. Binz is the author of several companion commentaries to Little Rock Scripture Studies, including Advent of the Savior (Liturgical Press), the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study The Infancy Narratives of Jesus, Introduction to the Bible, (Liturgical Press) the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study of the same name, The Passion and Resurrection Narratives of Jesus (Liturgical Press), the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study of the same name. The Exodus is the central event of the Old Testament. Its themes of liberation, wilderness, passover, covenant, and God's dwelling are central for the whole Bible. It tells the story of God calling Moses to be the prophet through whom God will lead the people to freedom from slavery in Egypt and their struggles to learn faithfulness in the wilderness where God makes covenant with them. The 10 commandments form the ethical core of this covenant, while the instructions for building a tent of worship accentuate God's intention to dwell in the midst of the people. Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—Exodus 1–3 Lesson 2—Exodus 4:1–6:27 Lesson 3—Exodus 6:28–10 Lesson 4—Exodus 11–12 Lesson 5—Exodus 13–15 Lesson 6—Exodus 16–18 Lesson 7—Exodus 19–24 Lesson 8—Exodus 25–31 Lesson 9—Exodus 32–40These lectures correspond to the ten sessions outlined in the Study Set for Exodus.

This study has 10 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 9 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, 'The God of Freedom and Life,' by Stephen J. Binz (Liturgical Press). Stephen J. Binz is a Catholic biblical scholar, speaker, and counselor. He did graduate studies at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and is a member of the Catholic Biblical Association and the Society of Biblical Literature. Binz is the author of several companion commentaries to Little Rock Scripture Studies, including Advent of the Savior (Liturgical Press), the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study The Infancy Narratives of Jesus, Introduction to the Bible, (Liturgical Press) the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study of the same name, The Passion and Resurrection Narratives of Jesus (Liturgical Press), the companion commentary to Little Rock Scripture Study of the same name. The Exodus is the central event of the Old Testament. Its themes of liberation, wilderness, passover, covenant, and God's dwelling are central for the whole Bible. It tells the story of God calling Moses to be the prophet through whom God will lead the people to freedom from slavery in Egypt and their struggles to learn faithfulness in the wilderness where God makes covenant with them. The 10 commandments form the ethical core of this covenant, while the instructions for building a tent of worship accentuate God's intention to dwell in the midst of the people. Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—Exodus 1–3 Lesson 2—Exodus 4:1–6:27 Lesson 3—Exodus 6:28–10 Lesson 4—Exodus 11–12 Lesson 5—Exodus 13–15 Lesson 6—Exodus 16–18 Lesson 7—Exodus 19–24 Lesson 8—Exodus 25–31 Lesson 9—Exodus 32–40Only one Answer Guide is needed per small group facilitator. Order all Study Sets for participants separately, as well as one set of the Wrap-Up-Lectures.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, Pilgrim People, by Clifford M. Yeary (Liturgical Press). Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He holds a master's in pastoral studies and a BA in Old Testament literature. He is also associate editor of A Year of Sundays and has contributed to The Bible Today, both published by Liturgical Press. God's people have always been sojourners, pilgrims on a journey, open to God's call and direction. This study explores the major events and characters of the Bible that exemplify God's call to be pilgrims who are 'looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect and maker is God' (Heb 11:10). Among the biblical pilgrims and sojourners encountered in the study are Abraham and Sarah, Moses and the people of the Exodus, the Jews of the Babylonian exile, the Holy Family and Christ's first disciples. The commentary is written with full citations of the appropriate biblical texts and provides insight into the biblical characters, historical settings and modern applications. Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—The Call of Abraham and Sarah Lesson 2—Exodus and Entry Lesson 3—Exile and Return Lesson 4—Come, Follow MeWrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, Pilgrim People, by Clifford M. Yeary (Liturgical Press). Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He holds a master's in pastoral studies and a BA in Old Testament literature. He is also associate editor of A Year of Sundays and has contributed to The Bible Today, both published by Liturgical Press. God's people have always been sojourners, pilgrims on a journey, open to God's call and direction. This study explores the major events and characters of the Bible that exemplify God's call to be pilgrims who are 'looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect and maker is God' (Heb 11:10). Among the biblical pilgrims and sojourners encountered in the study are Abraham and Sarah, Moses and the people of the Exodus, the Jews of the Babylonian exile, the Holy Family and Christ's first disciples. The commentary is written with full citations of the appropriate biblical texts and provides insight into the biblical characters, historical settings and modern applications. Sample Wrap-Up Lecture Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1-The Call of Abraham and Sarah Lesson 2-Exodus and Entry Lesson 3-Exile and Return Lesson 4-Come, Follow MeThese lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Pilgrim People.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, Pilgrim People, by Clifford M. Yeary (Liturgical Press). Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He holds a master's in pastoral studies and a BA in Old Testament literature. He is also associate editor of A Year of Sundays and has contributed to The Bible Today, both published by Liturgical Press. God's people have always been sojourners, pilgrims on a journey, open to God's call and direction. This study explores the major events and characters of the Bible that exemplify God's call to be pilgrims who are 'looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect and maker is God' (Heb 11:10). Among the biblical pilgrims and sojourners encountered in the study are Abraham and Sarah, Moses and the people of the Exodus, the Jews of the Babylonian exile, the Holy Family and Christ's first disciples. The commentary is written with full citations of the appropriate biblical texts and provides insight into the biblical characters, historical settings and modern applications. Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1-The Call of Abraham and Sarah Lesson 2-Exodus and Entry Lesson 3-Exile and Return Lesson 4-Come, Follow MeThese lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Pilgrim People.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary, Pilgrim People, by Clifford M. Yeary (Liturgical Press). Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He holds a master's in pastoral studies and a BA in Old Testament literature. He is also associate editor of A Year of Sundays and has contributed to The Bible Today, both published by Liturgical Press. God's people have always been sojourners, pilgrims on a journey, open to God's call and direction. This study explores the major events and characters of the Bible that exemplify God's call to be pilgrims who are 'looking forward to the city with foundations, whose architect and maker is God' (Heb 11:10). Among the biblical pilgrims and sojourners encountered in the study are Abraham and Sarah, Moses and the people of the Exodus, the Jews of the Babylonian exile, the Holy Family and Christ's first disciples. The commentary is written with full citations of the appropriate biblical texts and provides insight into the biblical characters, historical settings and modern applications. Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—The Call of Abraham and Sarah Lesson 2—Exodus and Entry Lesson 3—Exile and Return Lesson 4—Come, Follow MeWrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.Only one Answer Guide is needed per small group facilitator. Order all Study Sets for participants separately, as well as one set of the Wrap-Up-Lectures.

This study has 5 sessions, the Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary Panorama of the Bible: Old Testament by Stephen J. Binz.Stephen J. Binz is a biblical scholar, award-winning author, and popular speaker. He studied Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and Jerusalem, and has developed dozens of books and programs in biblical theology and spirituality, including The God of Freedom and Life: A Commentary on the Book of Exodus (Liturgical Press). He offers keynotes and workshops at church conferences and leads pilgrimages to the lands of the Bible. Information about his work may be found at Bridge-B.com.Every good adventure involves planning and reflection, explore the sweeping saga of God's people and their journey with God. Panorama of the Old Testament invites readers to survey the variety of books found in the Old Testament. The themes that are woven together will become clearer, the familiar characters will be placed in context, and God's overall plan of salvation will come into focus. A perfect way to begin a great adventure or step back and see where you have been in your study of the Bible.Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—Israel's Beginnings; Israel's Foundational Covenant Lesson 2—From Conquest to Kingdom; Division, Exile, and Restoration Lesson 3—Israel's Songs and Stories; Israel's Wisdom Tradition Lesson 4—Challenging the Times; Hoping in the Future These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Panorama of the Old Testament. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.

While every character, story, and book of Scripture is significant in itself, stepping back for a broad, panoramic view of the entire Bible helps us to take in and understand God's single, unified plan for human history. In this first of a two-part panorama of the Bible, noted Scripture scholar Stephen Binz shows us how all of the Bible's many parts fit together in a grand and awesome narrative. With a clear vision of this sweeping unity, we can then understand far better our own place within the storyline and our own personal role within the mission of God.Stephen J. Binz is a biblical scholar, award-winning author, and popular speaker. He studied Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and Jerusalem, and has developed dozens of books and programs in biblical theology and spirituality, including The God of Freedom and Life: A Commentary on the Book of Exodus (Liturgical Press). He offers keynotes and workshops at church conferences and leads pilgrimages to the lands of the Bible. Information about his work may be found at Bridge-B.com.

This study has 5 sessions, the Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary Panorama of the Bible: Old Testament by Stephen J. Binz.Stephen J. Binz is a biblical scholar, award-winning author, and popular speaker. He studied Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and Jerusalem, and has developed dozens of books and programs in biblical theology and spirituality, including The God of Freedom and Life: A Commentary on the Book of Exodus (Liturgical Press). He offers keynotes and workshops at church conferences and leads pilgrimages to the lands of the Bible. Information about his work may be found at Bridge-B.com.Every good adventure involves planning and reflection, explore the sweeping saga of God's people and their journey with God. Panorama of the Old Testament invites readers to survey the variety of books found in the Old Testament. The themes that are woven together will become clearer, the familiar characters will be placed in context, and God's overall plan of salvation will come into focus. A perfect way to begin a great adventure or step back and see where you have been in your study of the Bible.Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—Israel's Beginnings; Israel's Foundational Covenant Lesson 2—From Conquest to Kingdom; Division, Exile, and Restoration Lesson 3—Israel's Songs and Stories; Israel's Wisdom Tradition Lesson 4—Challenging the Times; Hoping in the Future These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Panorama of the Old Testament. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.

This study has 5 sessions, the Study Set includes the Study Guide by Catherine Upchurch and a commentary Panorama of the Bible: Old Testament by Stephen J. Binz.Stephen J. Binz is a biblical scholar, award-winning author, and popular speaker. He studied Scripture at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome and Jerusalem, and has developed dozens of books and programs in biblical theology and spirituality, including The God of Freedom and Life: A Commentary on the Book of Exodus (Liturgical Press). He offers keynotes and workshops at church conferences and leads pilgrimages to the lands of the Bible. Information about his work may be found at Bridge-B.com.Every good adventure involves planning and reflection, explore the sweeping saga of God's people and their journey with God. Panorama of the Old Testament invites readers to survey the variety of books found in the Old Testament. The themes that are woven together will become clearer, the familiar characters will be placed in context, and God's overall plan of salvation will come into focus. A perfect way to begin a great adventure or step back and see where you have been in your study of the Bible.Weekly Sessions Introductory Session Lesson 1—Israel's Beginnings; Israel's Foundational Covenant Lesson 2—From Conquest to Kingdom; Division, Exile, and Restoration Lesson 3—Israel's Songs and Stories; Israel's Wisdom Tradition Lesson 4—Challenging the Times; Hoping in the Future These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Panorama of the Old Testament. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately. Only one Answer Guide is needed per small group facilitator. Order all Study Sets for participants separately, as well as one set of the Wrap-Up-Lectures.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide and a commentary, Hail Mary, Holy Bible, by Clifford M. Yeary.Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He is the author of Pilgrim People: A Scriptural Commentary, and Welcome to the Feast: The Story of the Eucharist in Scripture, published by Liturgical Press. He is also a contributor to The Bible Today.Nothing enriches the contemplation of the mysteries of the rosary like encountering them at their source in Sacred Scripture. Five Scripture passages from the New Testament are explored for each set of the rosary's mysteries: the Joyful, the Sorrowful, the Luminous, and the Glorious.Lecturers to be determined.These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Scripture and the Rosary. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide and a commentary, Hail Mary, Holy Bible, by Clifford M. Yeary.Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He is the author of Pilgrim People: A Scriptural Commentary, and Welcome to the Feast: The Story of the Eucharist in Scripture, published by Liturgical Press. He is also a contributor to The Bible Today.Nothing enriches the contemplation of the mysteries of the rosary like encountering them at their source in Sacred Scripture. Five Scripture passages from the New Testament are explored for each set of the rosary's mysteries: the Joyful, the Sorrowful, the Luminous, and the Glorious.Lecturers to be determined.These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Scripture and the Rosary. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide and a commentary, Hail Mary, Holy Bible, by Clifford M. Yeary.Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He is the author of Pilgrim People: A Scriptural Commentary, and Welcome to the Feast: The Story of the Eucharist in Scripture, published by Liturgical Press. He is also a contributor to The Bible Today.Nothing enriches the contemplation of the mysteries of the rosary like encountering them at their source in Sacred Scripture. Five Scripture passages from the New Testament are explored for each set of the rosary's mysteries: the Joyful, the Sorrowful, the Luminous, and the Glorious.Lecturers to be determined.These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Scripture and the Rosary. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately.

This study has 5 sessions, incorporating an introductory session and 4 lessons. The Study Set includes a Study Guide and a commentary, Hail Mary, Holy Bible, by Clifford M. Yeary.Clifford M. Yeary is the associate director of Little Rock Scripture Study, for which he writes and revises study materials and presents wrap-up lectures. He is the author of Pilgrim People: A Scriptural Commentary, and Welcome to the Feast: The Story of the Eucharist in Scripture, published by Liturgical Press. He is also a contributor to The Bible Today.Nothing enriches the contemplation of the mysteries of the rosary like encountering them at their source in Sacred Scripture. Five Scripture passages from the New Testament are explored for each set of the rosary's mysteries: the Joyful, the Sorrowful, the Luminous, and the Glorious.Lecturers to be determined.These lectures correspond to the five sessions outlined in the Study Set for Scripture and the Rosary. Wrap-Up Lectures on DVD or CD may be ordered separately. Only one Answer Guide is needed per small group facilitator. Order all Study Sets for participants separately, as well as one set of the Wrap-Up-Lectures.