Soteriology 3 John 6:41-71
The doctrine of salvation, rightly understood, is a hard doctrine. The “natural man” cannot understand spiritual things because our moral compass is not attuned toward the morality of God. After this discussion, “many of his disciples turned back and no longer walked with him.” John 6:66.
Hebrews 10:26-31 The “Scary” Verses
Oh boy, we are at the “scary” verses. This is actually the fourth warning the author has given to the recipients of this letter. These are scary verses, but they don’t have to be. Join us as we figure them out, and learn how to not fear the message of these verses.
Soteriology 2 John 6:28-40
In our previous lesson we discussed the nature of the offense that brought the condemnation of death to the world, and the resulting depth of sin and corruption because of the offense. In this lesson we will begin to examine the correction God was bringing to the world through the Son of Man.
Acts 2:25-41 Peter’s Sermon
The Pentecost sermon in which 3,000 souls were added to the Church. How did Peter do that? Can it be repeated today? Yes, but not by men, by the Holy Spirit.
John 1:14-18 The Incarnation
The miracle of miracles, God became a Man. Once we grasp the essence of this miracle, all of the other miracles Jesus did become easier to believe. Follow along as we close out this Christmas series.
Soteriology 1 The Doctrine of Salvation
This is the first in a short series on the biblical doctrine of Salvation. In this discussion we consider the offense that makes salvation necessary, and the result of that offense in the nature of mankind.
John 1:4-14 The Light Shines In The Darkness
Continuing the Prologue, John introduces the Light. Last week we learned about the Logos, this week we learn the significance of the Light.
Acts 28:17-31 Closing the Book on Paul
This section closes what we know for sure on the life of the Apostle Paul and Luke. Les’ see how it all ends.
Micah 7:10-20 The Rebirth of Jerusalem and The People of God
This closing portion of the Prophecy is all good news. The city of Jerusalem will be reestablished, and the people of God, now constituted from all the nations, will be built up and established while the enemies of God will be destroyed.
John 1:1-3 Introduction to Christology
These three sermons leading up to Christmas will explore an introduction to the mystery of the Person of Jesus Christ. I will try to pull together biblical as wells some extra-biblical sources to develop a well-thought-out examination of the necessity of the Christ.
