Understanding the Bible
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What is the Clearest Gospel of All? Romans 4
Romans 4 explores the faith of Abraham, the father of the faithful. Learn how his unwavering belief in God’s promise, even against all odds, provides a model for believers today.
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What is the Clearest Gospel of All? Romans 11
We delve into Romans 11, exploring the mystery of God’s plan. It’s amazing to see how God, in His wisdom and grace, used the Jewish people’s rejection of Christ to bring blessing to the whole world. Celebrate the wonder of God’s overarching plan and how He will ultimately fulfill His promises to us.
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What is the Clearest Gospel of All? Romans 1
We introduce the book of Romans, highlighting its significance as a clear and comprehensive explanation of God’s plan of salvation. Discover why Romans has fueled revivals throughout Christian history and its power to transform lives.
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What is the Clearest Gospel of All? Romans 2
Romans 2:1-3:8 addresses the sin of self-righteousness. Examine the hypocrisy of judging others while engaging in the same behaviors, and how the law, while important, cannot make us righteous. Understand that true righteousness comes only through faith in Jesus Christ.
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What Are the Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross?
Hear the seven powerful statements Jesus made on the cross and explore their significance and the insights they provide into His ministry. Reflect on Christ’s sacrifice and what each statement reveals about His love, obedience, and the fulfillment of God’s plan for salvation. Tune in to deepen your appreciation for the immense cost of redemption…
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What is the Modern Self?
How has the modern self been redefined in today’s culture? Unpack the rise of expressive individualism and its impact on identity, truth, and morality. Explore how these cultural shifts have influenced the way people see themselves and the world, and how believers can respond with a biblical perspective in a society shaped by personal experience…
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What is a Real Man?
Join us as we continue to explore the biblical perspective on characteristics of a true man. We discuss qualities such as honesty, strength, wisdom, and humility, and how these traits shape godly manhood. We highlight the importance of understanding and embracing God’s design for men in today’s world.
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What is (a) Man?
The definition of man leads us to examine the biblical understanding of him as a creature made in the image of God, endowed with the capacity for moral choice and dominion over creation. Explore the unique role and responsibilities of men in God’s plan.
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What is (a) Woman?
We explore the biological and biblical definition of a woman, addressing the cultural confusion and conflict surrounding this fundamental question. This episode affirms the truth about womanhood in a world that increasingly denies it.
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Three Questions to Daily Ask God
What are the three most important questions in life? Explore the questions that truly matter: Do you believe in Jesus? Are your sins forgiven? And will you be raised to eternal life? This episode challenges listeners to examine their faith and find assurance in Christ.
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Additional Questions to Ask God
Have you ever wondered what questions to ask God? Join us as we explore three crucial questions to deepen your relationship with God: “Is there anything in my heart that grieves you?”, “What is your will?”, and “Can you give me wisdom?”. Find practical guidance on how to pray effectively and discern God’s will.
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Luke 15: The Lostness of Both Sons in the Parable
In Luke 15 we see that the older brother became angry and refused to go into the father’s feast, after the return of his wayward younger brother. Jesus often speaks of sin and salvation under the metaphors of being lost and found. Gratefully, in Luke 15 there are three parables that Jesus tells the religious…
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Legalistic Christian: Self-Centered or Other-Centered Faith?
As one contemplates the mess this world is in, with its social unrest, disparities, pandemics, earthquakes, famine and pestilence, one realizes that for the current situation to change, for there to be a better, more civil world, it will require a power outside of the carnal, self-centered, or even legalistic Christian human condition for a…
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God’s Covenant: More Than a Real Estate Contract
God’s covenant with His people is unilateral. God to man. It is 100% of grace. Man has nothing of value to bring. It is not a transaction. It is unmerited favor. It is not a real estate contract, where we believe that because of our good behavior we earn and are entitled to a free…
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Atonement: The Cross as the Ultimate Expression of God’s Love
To study and appreciate the love of God and His atonement will be the theme studied in all eternity. Here are some precious thoughts for our contemplation, praying that the Holy Spirit would touch our hearts and minds: Christ’s physical suffering on the cross, terrible as it was, played no part in our atonement. The…
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The Cross: At the Center of Controversy and Atonement
The very heart of the New Testament is the cross. This is a subject that am incapable of understanding. My heart is desperately wicked, I am evil and sold under sin. I have prayed that you in the following Bible study will see glimpses of the love of God for humankind and His plan for…
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God’s Grace: The Final Message That Hastens Christ’s Return
In the Old Testament the Israelites repeatedly vowed to keep the law of God given on Sinai. Repeatedly they failed, leading to the place where they were unable to recognize the Messiah when He came. He came to His own and His own received Him not. The old covenant was a belief that I can…
