When Isaiah speaks, heaven thunders and hope weeps. His voice pierces through palaces and back alleys, calling kings to account and comforting the crushed in spirit. Part prophet, part poet, part preacher—Isaiah doesn’t just predict the future; he pulls back the curtain on the heart of God.
In this course, we’ll journey through the sweeping 66 chapters of the book of Isaiah—a text so rich in majesty and mercy that scholars have called it a “fifth gospel.” You’ll meet a holy God seated on a throne, a wounded servant destined for a cross, and a future King who will rule with justice, joy, and unshakable peace.
Isaiah spans centuries, from current crises to coming glory. He names sin with surgical precision but never leaves the wound uncovered. Through judgment and exile, promises and poetry, Isaiah shows a rebellious people—and us—that God doesn’t give up. Not when we fail. Not when we fall. Not even when we forget.
We’ll explore:
- The call of Isaiah—a man undone by glory and remade by grace
- The prophetic warnings to Judah and the surrounding nations
- The messianic prophecies that point to Jesus—born of a virgin, pierced for our transgressions, ruling as Prince of Peace
- The tender hope of restoration, renewal, and a new heaven and new earth
Isaiah is fire and balm, thunder and whisper, judgment and joy. It will stretch your mind, stir your spirit, and ground your faith in a God who is high and lifted up, yet near to the brokenhearted.
If you’re ready for a book that sings, stings, and saves—welcome to Isaiah.
- Teacher: Dennis Wilson
If the historical books show us what happened, the wisdom books show us how it feels—raw, real, and reverent. In this deep-dive textual study, we’ll walk through the soul-soaked poetry and piercing honesty of the Bible’s Wisdom Literature: Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Song of Solomon.
This course doesn’t just deal in doctrine—it deals in doubt, desire, delight, and despair. You’ll hear Job’s groans from the ash heap, feel David’s heartbeat in the Psalms, sip Solomon’s short sayings with long echoes, wrestle with the questions of Qoheleth in Ecclesiastes, and blush at the beauty of sacred romance in Song of Solomon.
These books weren’t written from ivory towers, but from caves, courts, deserts, and bedrooms. They speak to the full spectrum of human experience—suffering without easy answers, worship without walls, wisdom without formulas, and love without shame.
Together, we’ll explore:
- Job – the ache of unanswered questions and the quiet power of God’s sovereignty.
- Psalms – the soundtrack of the soul, where praise and pain sing side by side.
- Proverbs – street-level wisdom for real life: parenting, money, work, words, and more.
- Ecclesiastes – a raw, gritty look at life under the sun—and the hope that lies beyond it.
- Song of Solomon – a poetic celebration of love, longing, and intimacy—both human and holy.
This is not a course for the faint of heart—it’s for the honest, the hungry, and the heart-weary who long to see God not just in the theology but in the tension.
Come ready to read slowly, reflect deeply, and discover the beauty of a God who meets us not only in the commandments, but in the questions.
- Teacher: Dennis Wilson
Swords are drawn, trumpets blast, and giants fall as the wilderness wanderers step into the land of promise. But the story doesn’t end with victory—it stretches through centuries of conquest, compromise, crowns, and collapse.
In this second sweep through Bible history, we’ll march with Joshua into Jericho, watch the judges rise and fall like waves, and witness the people cry out for a king—only to learn that not every crown comes with character. From the fierce faith of Deborah to the fiery showdown with Elijah on Mount Carmel, this is Israel’s rollercoaster ride through glory and grief, obedience and idolatry.
This course covers Joshua to 2 Kings, a section packed with battlefield bravery, palace intrigue, prophetic warnings, and spiritual whiplash. We’ll meet mighty men and tragic figures—heroes like Samuel and Hezekiah, heartbreakers like Saul and Solomon, and a nation that keeps flirting with false gods while forgetting the One who brought them out of Egypt.
But even in the rebellion, a thread of redemption runs strong. God doesn’t walk away. His promises still stand, His prophets still speak, and His mercy still makes room for comeback stories.
Bible History 2 is a front-row seat to the rise and ruin of a kingdom, and a reminder that God’s faithfulness is never tied to human performance. It’s a call to courageous obedience, a warning against spiritual drift, and a revelation of the King behind the kings—the One still writing the story.
- Teacher: Dennis Wilson
Before kings and prophets, before temples and tribes—there was a garden, a serpent, and a promise. In this foundational course, we journey through the first five books of the Bible, from Genesis to Deuteronomy, where the stage is set, the covenants are cut, and the character of God is revealed in thunder and tenderness.
This is no dry history class. It’s a front-row seat to the origin story of everything—where the Creator shapes galaxies with a word, breathes life into dust, and walks with man in the cool of the day. You’ll see sin shatter paradise, watch a flood reset the world, and hear a promise whispered to an old man with no kids and stars in his eyes.
We’ll trace the twists and turns of the patriarchs—Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph—flawed men chosen to carry a flawless promise. We’ll feel the fire of the burning bush, hear the cries in Egypt, and walk with Moses through parted waters, desert battles, and divine law written by the very finger of God.
This course uncovers the big themes of Scripture—covenant, calling, judgment, mercy, holiness, sacrifice, and the stubborn, pursuing love of a God who keeps His word even when His people break theirs. Genesis to Deuteronomy isn’t just history—it’s heritage, and it lays the groundwork for the gospel long before Bethlehem’s baby cries.
Come ready to meet the God who creates, calls, corrects, and carries His people—not just in the wilderness, but in our wandering hearts today.
- Teacher: Dennis Wilson
Jeremiah was a prophet with a broken heart and a burning message. He didn’t volunteer for the job—he was called, often reluctantly, to deliver truth to a people who had no interest in listening. But Jeremiah obeyed, even when it cost him everything. In this course, we’ll walk beside this faithful prophet as he weeps over a crumbling nation, pleads with hard hearts, and learns what it means to speak for God in the middle of rejection, ruin, and relentless sorrow.
But we won’t stop there.
From Jeremiah’s cries in Lamentations to the rebuilding efforts in Ezra and Nehemiah, and the quiet courage of Esther, we’ll trace the thread of God’s faithfulness through the fire. While Jeremiah shows us the pain of judgment, the post-exilic books show us the slow, sacred work of restoration. The temple is rebuilt. The walls go back up. And behind it all, God’s hand never lets go.
This course is for anyone who has watched something they loved fall apart—who’s wondered where God is when the ground gives way. Through these powerful books, you’ll learn that grief and hope often walk hand in hand. That lament is not weakness—it’s worship. And that God is still in the business of rebuilding what sin and sorrow have torn down.
You’ll see prophets and priests, kings and queens, ordinary people and unlikely heroes—all playing their part in God’s redemptive story. And by the end, you just might see your part more clearly, too.
Because even in exile, God is still at work. And His promises still hold true.
- Teacher: Dennis Wilson
When the world feels like it’s falling apart, Daniel and Ezekiel remind us that God is still on the throne—and He’s not done writing the story. These two prophets lived in exile, far from home, surrounded by chaos, idolatry, and empires on the edge of collapse. And yet, in the middle of it all, they saw God more clearly than ever.
In Fire & Vision, we’ll walk through the blazing imagery of Ezekiel and the unshakable faith of Daniel—two very different prophets with one burning message: God’s presence doesn’t retreat in hard places; it shows up in power. From fiery furnaces and lion’s dens to wheels within wheels and bones coming back to life, this course explores how God speaks through dreams, symbols, and bold declarations to call His people back to Himself.
You’ll wrestle with apocalyptic visions, jaw-dropping prophecies, and radical obedience—and discover how these ancient words still speak into today’s uncertain world. This isn’t just a history lesson. It’s a call to faith, courage, and hope when everything around you feels unstable.
If you’re longing for clarity in chaos, confidence in confusion, and the kind of faith that stands when others bow, this course will help you see what Daniel and Ezekiel saw: a holy God who reigns over nations, restores the broken, and reveals Himself to those who dare to look.