• The Bible Has One Central Character

  • Aug 11 2024
  • Length: 13 mins
  • Podcast

The Bible Has One Central Character

  • Summary

    • Welcome back to The Light Podcast! I'm Marley Mele Bah, founder of The Light Bible Study Ministry. We’re here to encourage and equip students to lead Bible studies at school, whether during lunch or before classes begin.
    • Our goal is to help the next generation see the Bible not as just another history book, but as a supernatural resource that fosters spiritual growth and a deep relationship with Jesus.

    Segment 1: A Call to Action

    • Last episode, we explored Judges 2:10, which speaks of a generation that grew up not knowing the Lord or His works. Reflecting on the fact that 75% of Gen Z only open their Bibles once a month, it’s clear that we need to make a change. It’s time to bring the Bible back into daily life.
    • Just as success in any area of life requires dedication and understanding, so does our relationship with Scripture. Without a solid foundation, it’s hard to grasp the wisdom and knowledge within the Bible.

    Segment 2: The Bible’s Structure and Unity

    • The Bible is a unified work, consisting of 66 books written by around 40 different authors over 1,500 years. Despite its diversity, the Bible has one central theme and one author—God Himself.
    • Romans 15:4 reminds us that everything written in Scripture was meant to teach us and provide hope.

    Segment 3: The Two Testaments

    • The Bible is divided into two main parts: the Old Testament and the New Testament. The Old Testament tells the story of a nation, while the New Testament tells the story of a man—Jesus Christ.
    • Jesus is the central character of the Bible. The Old Testament predicts His coming, and the New Testament describes His life and works, which brought salvation to the world.

    Segment 4: Jesus: The Central Character

    • Jesus is more than a historical figure—He is God in the flesh. His coming was the most significant event in history, giving us a clear picture of who God is.
    • John 1:1-3 teaches us that Jesus was with God from the beginning, and through Him, all things were made. He is central to the entire story of the Bible, not just the New Testament.

    Segment 5: The Fulfillment of Prophecies

    • Jesus’ life and work fulfill the promises made in the Old Testament, starting from Genesis. He is the mediator between God and humanity, taking on our sins so we wouldn’t have to face eternal separation from God.
    • The Old Testament’s instances of salvation and mediation all point to Jesus, showing how the Bible’s message is consistent and unified across its many books.

    Segment 6: Growing in Relationship with Jesus

    • Studying the Bible doesn’t have to be overwhelming. It’s a daily journey that deepens our relationship with Jesus, helping us learn His character and hear His voice of truth.
    • The more we engage with Scripture, the stronger our faith and relationship with Jesus will become.

    Closing:

    • Thank you for listening to this episode of The Light Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a comment.
    • Stay connected with us on Facebook and Instagram at The Light Bible Study Ministry. For Bible study resources, accessories, and more, visit our website.
    • Remember, your identity is found in Christ, and you are fully capable of understanding the wisdom within Scripture. Be encouraged in your journey of faith!

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