This is the first lecture in the The Gospel and Acts course. Dr. Yarbrough discusses the importance of studying the Bible and using biblical tools.

1. Studying the Bible and Biblical Tools
2. Historical Context of the NT
3. Intro to the Gospels
4. Matthew I
5. Matthew II
6. Matthew III
7. Matthew IV (Part One)
8. Matthew IV (Part Two)
9. Mark I
10. Mark II
11. Mark III
12. Mark IV
13. Mark V
14. Intro to Luke and Acts
15. Distinctiveness in the Book of Luke (Part 1)
16. Distinctiveness in the Book of Luke (Part 2)
17. Fulfillment in Luke
18. Jesus: Mascot or Master?
19. Christian Doctrine in Luke
20. Luke and Eschatological Readiness (Part 1)
21. Luke and Eschatological Readiness (Part 2)
22. Overview of Acts
23. Women in Acts
24. Acts 1-28: Spiritual lessons, conversions, and the Kingdom
25. Intro to John Approaches to the Gospels (Part 1)
26. Approaches to the Gospels and Modern Study (Part 2)
27. John: The Eagle Gospel (Part 1)
28. John: The Eagle Gospel (Part 2)
29. Jesus' Divinity
30. Jesus' Ministry
31. John: God's Glory
32. The Resurrection and God's Promise
33. Conversion and Belief
34. John: Witness and Doctrine
35. Jesus and the Old Testament
36. The Hatred of the World
37. The Gospel of John and Christian Doctrine

In his Gospel and Acts course, Dr. Yarbrough discusses the importance of studying the Bible and using biblical tools.

About the professor: We are pleased to have Dr. Robert Yarbrough as the instructor for our course on the Gospels and Acts. He is currently a Professor of New Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary in St. Louis, Missouri. Dr. Yarbrough taught previously at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, Covenant Theological Seminary (1991-96), Wheaton College, and Liberty University. He has been involved in theological education in Eastern Europe since 1990 and in Africa since 1995. He served on pastoral staffs in Montana, Missouri, North Carolina, and Illinois. Bob is the author of 1, 2, and 3 John (2008) in the Baker Exegetical Commentary Series, which he co-edits. Other books include: The Salvation-Historical Fallacy? Reassessing the History of New Testament Theology; and The Gospel of John. With Walter Elwell he authored the widely used textbook Encountering the New Testament: A Historical and Theological Survey which has been translated into numerous languages.