Hebrews 3:1-6 Move Over Moses

The author of Hebrews has shown that the Son of Man is equal to God; then he demonstrated the superiority of the Son of Man over the angels and identified the Messiah with God. Now in this passage he shows that the Messiah, Jesus, is greater than the highly acclaimed Moses.

Acts 15:1-35 Rebellion Toward God?

When the Pharisees tried to attach conditions (merit) required for salvation they were roundly rebuked, and even showed to be in rebellion toward God. A warning for those today who try to sell a merit-based salvation.

Titus 2:11-14 Training Generates Righteous Conduct

There is a disconnect when training in sound doctrine does not produce righteous conduct in the life of the believer. The believer is required to check all of our behavior patterns and test them against sound doctrine.

Hebrews 2:14-18 A Merciful & Faithful High Priest

The author has been demonstrating that the Son of Man is greater than the angels, in fact equal to God Himself. Now the author presents The Son of Man as equal in every respect to man. Why? This is what we explore in this lesson.

Acts 14:1-28 What Things He Must Suffer

On this first missionary journey Paul gets his first taste of the words spoken to him by Jesus through Ananias. “I will show him how much he must suffer for the sake of my name.”

Titus 2:1-10 Some Behavior Modification

Having outlined the character qualities Titus should look for in men who are to be appointed as elders, Paul now moves to a discussion of the expected behavior of ordinary disciples of Christ. Discipleship is all about behavior modification.

Acts 13:44-52 The Apostle Paul is Cancelled!

Cancel Culture is older that we imagined. In this passage, the Apostle Paul and Barnabas are Cancelled by the religious leaders and the social elite of the city for preaching the Truth about Jesus from the Scriptures. But when Paul and Barnabas leave, they leave a bunch of embryonic Christians, God wins!

Titus 1:10-16 Insubordinate Empty Teachers and Deceivers

Paul cautions Titus about False Teachers on the island of Crete. He describes their pride and the shame of their method in leading people astray from the truth. He instructs Titus to cut them no slack, “rebuke them sharply.” This should still be done today with false teachers in the church.

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