Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals on Oneplace.com

Dan Doriani brings the message from the 2016 Faithful Shepherd Conference.

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“We know.” Two words that the apostle Paul uses to introduce us to two passages of Scripture and a theme that ties these passages together--the theme of Christian knowledge. On The Bible Study Hour, listen as Dr. James Boice reminds us of our calling to tell others of their need to be reconciled to God.

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Paul addresses the true nature of Christian freedom in his concern that the Galatians slip back into legalism. Reverend Eric Alexander tackles the fallacies of freedom and the relationship between freedom and the will of God. Find the place where true freedom is to be found on Hear the Word of God.

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Have you ever been in a situation where you missed something obvious? Have you been a part of a confusing conversation that you just couldn’t figure a way out of? Some of Jesus’ disciples found themselves in a similar situation. Find out about this from Dr. Philip Ryken on Every Last Word.

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"Confession is good for the soul" is not just a familiar saying -- it's a vital biblical principle as well. Our sin damages our fellowship with God, but He promises that if we confess our sins to Him with an honest and contrite heart, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. What are the marks of true confession according to God's Word?

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David Powlison brings the message from the 2016 Faithful Shepherd Conference.

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The most important things that happen are those things that happen spiritually in the lives of people who are transformed by an encounter with Jesus Christ. That’s why Paul--who was hounded, persecuted and pressed--never lost heart. On The Bible Study Hour, hear Dr. James Boice as he looks at our need to keep our eyes fixed on what is eternal.

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Reverend Alexander challenges common misconceptions about the character of Paul as portrayed in his letter to the Galatians. Understand the different facets of Paul’s relationships with the Galatians, revealing his concern for their spiritual state and burden for the gospel truth. Strive to gladly travail, as Paul did, until Christ is formed in us on Hear the Word of God.

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Have you ever done something completely on the wrong premise? You know what happens. Everything gets blown out of the water when you discover the truth. Well that’s what happened to the women who went to anoint Jesus’ body as he lay in the tomb. They found He wasn’t there! Find out about this shocking event on Every Last Word with Dr. Philip Ryken.

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In the great hymn "Rock of Ages," we sing, "Foul, I to the fountain fly; wash me, Savior, or I die." When we are justified through faith in Jesus Christ, His blood cleanses us from sin once and for all, and as we grow in sanctification, His blood continues to provide cleansing for our individual, particular sins. Have you been washed in the blood of your Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ?

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