Foundations of Faith Ministries

The Kingdom of God or Heaven is taught through the parables found in the teachings of Jesus.

This flow chart diagram shares information about the covenants, promises, and mysteries from Abram to the Restoration of all things.

This study gives an overview and breakdown of the Bible, its history, authors, and timeline.

This study shares how expectation has always been the birthplace of the manifestation of the promises of God.

This timeline diagram gives you an outline of the history of the English Bible.

This teaching will help give you an overview of the Mysteries of Paul as found in the New Testament.

This teaching will help clarify the differences between the audience of Jesus and His Apostles vs the Apostle Paul.

This chart outlines the Hebrew way of looking at things, contrasting the Greek or Western way of looking at Biblical principles.

Every individual who is born again will eventually discover the flesh is very much alive and the greatest adversary in their spiritual life.

Learn about the covenants with Israel, the Promises of God, and Paul's Mysteries of the Gentiles.

Ephesians 6 provides the Believer with instructions for personal relationships. It presents insights on how to be "strong in the Lord" when faced with relationships that counter His purpose and direction. Paul presents imagery of the Armor of God to remind us of what we have in Christ to counter enemy attacks.

According to 1 Thess. 5:23, mankind is a triune being whose components consist of "spirit, soul, and body. This diagram presents a visual understanding of the role and purpose of each of these attributes.

The Promises of Abraham are the basis of the Abrahamic Covenant and Paul's "Mystery of the Gentiles."

Abram was a Gentile who God proclaimed to be righteous because of his faith.

This timeline chart summarizes all the reference dates listed in the Bible book Acts of the Apostles.

This timeline covers the 220 years from Abram until Jacob arrives in Egypt and the four generations until the Exodus with Moses.

In this commentary on the book of Galatians, dive into the history and setting of Paul's epistle to the church at Galatia.

The blessing of Abraham is both a personal blessing for him and his natural offspring and those who exercise the SAME “faith as Abraham.”

In this commentary on the book of Hebrews, we will break down the Greek language, setting, and other relevant Scriptures.

While the cross makes one acceptable to God, the resurrection transforms the individual into the likeness of Christ.

The Bible records the land of Israel being promised by God to Abraham and his posterity, which was an everlasting covenant.

Guile is considered a negative quality in a person's character because it conveys deceitfulness! It is a flaw of character.

Jesus wants us to follow Him, so we should allow Him to rule in our lives.

What does it really mean when someone says, "God bless you?"