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from Yvon Prehn to help you know, trust, and apply the Bible
The Bible lessons on this site are the core, heart, and foundation of the Bible805 teaching ministry, whose purpose is to help you to know, trust, apply, and teach the Bible.
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There are hundreds of resources available here and are organized into topic areas with overview videos HERE. In addition, the drop-down menu above has topic areas you can click on for the individual lessons in them.
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In the Hobo Soul Podcast we are looking at great exchanges we can make in our lives that help us be more pleasing to God. Below are some downloadable PDFs I created of the poem for you and then below them are the words to the poem. Just click on the image to download the PDFs. All the image PDFs are linked to each picture.
Listen to the Hobo Soul Podcast here: https://hobo-soul-podcast.captivate.fm/
Below are the words to the poem.
This lesson from Deuteronomy addresses a central question: how should God’s people live as they enter a new season, surrounded by a culture that does not follow Him? After forty years of wandering, Israel stands ready to enter the Promised Land. Deuteronomy gathers and applies what God has already revealed, showing that His commands are not burdensome but are given for their good, leading to a life of joy, purpose, and blessing.
The lesson highlights three key areas: how we love, how we give, and how we define ourselves. God’s love is the foundation—He loves first, and His people are called to reflect that love to others, especially those in need. Giving is presented not as a duty alone, but as a joyful, generous lifestyle that supports worship, celebration, and care for others. Finally, identity is not merely individual but corporate—we are a people, called to live in relationship, reflecting the relational nature of our Triune God.
Deuteronomy reminds us that obedience is not about restriction, but about choosing life. When we understand God’s love and follow His ways, we discover that His commands lead to the most fulfilling life possible.
This lesson from the book of Numbers answers an important question: what does God expect of us after we become a Christian? Using Israel’s journey from Egypt to the Promised Land, we see a powerful picture of the Christian life. Though the people were delivered from slavery, they struggled to trust God in their daily lives, resulting in repeated cycles of sin, complaint, forgiveness, and consequences.
Numbers shows how small patterns of disobedience, especially grumbling and lack of trust, can grow into major failures with lasting consequences. Even though God remained faithful to His promises, the people’s refusal to trust Him led to years of wandering instead of entering the life He had prepared for them.
The lesson also introduces the importance of spiritual disciplines, better understood as spiritual habits, as a practical way to grow in trust and obedience. These habits shape our character over time so that when challenges come, our responses reflect faith rather than fear or frustration. Ultimately, this lesson reminds us that while God’s grace saves us, our growth requires intentional cooperation with Him.
Many Christians become confused or disappointed when they expect God to act toward them exactly as He did in the lives of biblical characters. While God’s nature never changes, His actions in specific historical situations often served unique purposes in His redemptive plan.
This lesson clarifies how to properly understand and apply the story or narrative sections of the Bible—stories that reveal God’s character and work through human lives yet were not written as direct promises or commands to us.
Using Gideon’s “fleece” as a case study, the lesson teaches that not every biblical story gives us a pattern to imitate. Instead, narratives show what God did, not necessarily what we should do. Proper application requires understanding genre, context, and the larger story of Scripture—from Genesis to Revelation—where God alone is always the hero. Following is the podcast, video, NOTES, and Discussion Guide for the lesson.
The Bible805 ministry is founded on the belief that getting to know God’s Word WELL, trusting it as the very words of God, and applying it to your life is one of the most important things you can do as a follower of Jesus. To do any of that you first need to simply read or listen to it–get the content in to your mind and heart. Following are Bible reading schedules to help you do this.
This is our most frequently downloaded schedule for reading through the Bible in Chronological order, just click on the image to download it.
The Bible805 ministry has a series of videos and lessons to motivate you or the people in your church to do this.
To go to an overview and links to the lessons on this, CLICK HERE. ****THERE is a lot of good material at this link, do check it out.
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Below are videos that take various groups of lessons, such as Reading Your Bible In Chronological Order, Salvation in Jesus, The Trinity, and many more and preview them for you.
If you want to teach the materials, everything to do that, including all the materials shown below, is available through the Bible805 Academy , a site that enables you to teach the lessons, and include editable PowerPoints, no-ad videos, audio files, notes, questions, and infographics if the lesson includes them. The materials are all editable so you can modify them in any way you want, and no attribution is required for their use, all at https://www.Bible805Academy. I can allow you to freely download and use the materials because I own all the rights to them and can give them away as I wish.
It is also because Bible805.com is supported by people who want to see God’s Word made understandable and want anyone with the desire to teach the Bible to be able to have the resources they need to do it.
Below this first video are additional content groupings of lessons. You can also preview the lessons (plus related podcasts and other materials) on the Bible805 YouTube channel at www.Youtube.com/Bible805
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Bible-inspired images, charts, and timelines to illustrate Bible concepts and content. Following is a short video of some of the content in this category and then below this intro, the materials that are part of it. The video is just a small collection of the infographics that were available when the video was created.
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Below the video are some of the most popular infographics on this site.
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