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Welcome to Law Is King – Episode 2: Christ and the Law of Moses!

What exactly is the Law of Moses? Is it the same as God's moral law? Did Jesus abolish it, fulfill it, or teach us something deeper about it?

In this lesson, we explore how the Law of Moses developed, why it was given, and how every part of it ultimately points to Jesus Christ. From circumcision and covenant signs to temple taxes, festivals, and Sabbath controversies, we discover that God never gives a law without purpose.

Key Topics Covered:
✅ The difference between God's eternal principles and the Law of Moses
✅ Why circumcision was given to Abraham
✅ Circumcision of the heart vs. circumcision of the flesh
✅ Jesus and the Temple Tax
✅ The purpose behind biblical festivals
✅ Jesus healing on the Sabbath
✅ Why understanding the purpose of the law matters
✅ How all Scripture points to Christ

Key Scriptures:
📖 Luke 2:21
📖 Genesis 17:9-11
📖 Galatians 5:2-6
📖 Colossians 2:9-12
📖 Romans 2:29
📖 Matthew 17:24-27
📖 Mark 3:1-5
📖 Romans 10:9-10

Main Lesson:
The Law of Moses was never random. It was layered, purposeful, and designed to reveal God's plan of redemption. Every covenant sign, festival, sacrifice, and command ultimately points beyond itself to Jesus Christ.

When we focus only on rules, we can miss the Savior the rules were meant to reveal. Understanding the purpose behind God's law helps us see Christ more clearly and walk in a deeper relationship with Him.

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Welcome to Law Is King – Episode 1: Laws in Christ's Day!

Many people view God's law as a burden, while grace is seen as freedom. But what if the law was never meant to restrict us? What if it were designed to guide, protect, and reveal our need for Christ?

In this opening lesson, we explore four major categories of law found in Scripture:

✅ Natural Law
✅ Moral Law
✅ Civil Law
✅ Ceremonial Law

Through passages from Romans, Genesis, James, Leviticus, and Revelation, we examine how God's law functions as a map not to earn salvation, but to point us toward the Savior.

Key Scriptures:
📖 Romans 5:12-14
📖 Romans 2:12-15
📖 Genesis 2:8-9
📖 Genesis 3:22-24
📖 James 2:8-13
📖 Romans 13:1-10
📖 Leviticus 1:1-4
📖 Romans 8:1-4
📖 Romans 10:9-10

In This Study You'll Learn:
• What Natural Law is and how it affects everyone
• Why God gave the Moral Law
• The purpose of Civil Law in society
• How Ceremonial Law pointed to Jesus Christ
• Why the law and grace are not enemies
• How Christ fulfills the law and offers salvation

No matter where you are in your walk with God, this lesson challenges us to stop seeing God's law as pressure and start seeing it as divine direction.

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Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 13: The Cost of Discipleship.

In this final lesson, we explore what it truly means to follow Jesus. Discipleship is not accidental it requires allegiance, trust, and daily decisions. Jesus calls us to choose Him over comfort, security, and self-reliance.

The cost is real, but it leads to something greater: a life rooted in the Kingdom. The question is simple: have you counted the cost, and are you willing to follow?

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 12: The Harvest and The Harvesters.

In this lesson, we explore how Jesus prepares disciples for ministry, what true repentance really means, and how the Holy Spirit empowers effective witness. The harvest is ready, but the question is, are we?

Disciples are not called to be perfect, but to be available, obedient, and dependent on the Spirit. The mission is spiritual, the message is repentance, and the power comes from God, not us.

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 11: Discipling Spiritual Leaders in the Discipleship and Scripture series.

This lesson challenges what we think leadership is and answers a deeper question:
What does God actually look for in a leader?

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 10: Discipling the Nations in the Discipleship and Scripture series.

This lesson answers a critical question for every believer:
Is your faith focused inward… or outward?

God’s mission has never been limited to one group; it has always been about all people, all nations.

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 9: Discipling the Powerful in the Discipleship and Scripture series.

This lesson tackles a real tension every believer faces:
How do we follow God while living under human authority?

Scripture tells us that authority comes from God, but what happens when authority acts unjustly?

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 8: The Rich and the Famous in the Discipleship and Scripture series.

This lesson tackles a tension many believers wrestle with:
Is wealth a blessing… or a barrier?

Jesus speaks about money in ways that challenge our assumptions. Wealth is not condemned—but what you trust in is.

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 7: Jesus and the Social Outcasts in the Discipleship and Scripture series.

This lesson tackles a real tension every believer faces:
How do we love people without compromising truth?

Jesus was constantly surrounded by sinners, outcasts, and those rejected by society—yet He never compromised righteousness. So what does that mean for us today?

Welcome to All Truth No Chaser — Lesson 6: Discipling the Ordinary in the Discipleship and Scripture series.

This lesson confronts a real issue in the church today:
Do we value people the way God values people or the way the world does?

Too often, people are honored based on status, money, education, or influence, while others are overlooked. But Scripture challenges that mindset and calls us to something higher.