2 Peter 2:14-22 The Character of False Prophets and Teachers
Peter gives us an inside look at the false prophets and teachers, and it is not pretty.
Galatians 4:1-7 Growing Up
Paul begins to transition from the doctrinal portion of the letter to the practical portion. In this section he talks about growing up, being weaned, and learning to respond in love to the Father. This is opposed to the bondage of the Law
2 Peter 2:10-13 The Certain Judgment of False Teachers
Peter details the certainty of the judgment against false teachers, comparing it to the judgment against rebellious angels and rebellious people. He also opens the window into their character.
Luke 22:17-34 Last Supper Discourse
Part of the conversation around the table during the Last Supper was more interesting than we see on a first reading. Did you know you can be forgiven before you sin? Is that true? Let’s get into it.
2 Peter 2:3-10 Examples Of Judgment
God is not slow to judge those who rebel against Him. These four examples demonstrate that God will judge the false teachers spoken of in verse one.
Galatians 3:21-29 The Law Was Our Guardian
Paul explains the function of the Law in the Redemptive History of God. The role of the guardian was to get the children safely to the instructor. Let’s look at this.
2 Peter 2:1-3 Ever-Present False Teachers
False prophets and false teachers have always, and will always plague the Church. Peter warns the church, and warns the false teachers of their own destruction.
Galatians 3:19-21 The Purpose Of The Law
Paul asks, “Why then the law?” In this lesson we will look into the answer he gives. What is the purpose of the law?
Resurrection Day 2024 The Power Of The Resurrection
In this lesson we look at some unusual Scriptures when considering the resurrection of Jesus. Paul said “.. according to the working of his great might that he worked in Christ when he raised him from the dead …” How is this power effective in our life?
2 Peter 1:12-21 The Benefit of Repetition
In this lesson we look at some unusual Scriptures when considering the resurrection of Jesus. Paul said “.. according to the working of his great might that he worked in Christ when he raised him from the dead …” How is this power effective in our life?
