Alphabet Soup

In a departure from our normal course I ask the question, "Why do you try to live a godly life? What is your motivation?" What does the Bible say about why we should work at that difficult task? Part 2 looks at some NT passages that apply to our question.

In a departure from our normal course I ask the question, "Why do you try to live a godly life? What is your motivation?" What does the Bible say about why we should work at that difficult task? In Part 1 we examine the four types of motivation

Leviticus doesn't get a lot of play in a sermon schedule so most Christians don't know much about the book. Which is too bad because there is a lot of great stuff here. Part 2 examines the two sections of the book and the their relevance and use in today's context.

Leviticus doesn't get a lot of play in a sermon schedule so most Christians don't know much about the book. Which is too bad because there is a lot of great stuff here. In Part 1 we'll set the stage for the book, putting it in its historical and geographical context, both of which are key to understanding Leviticus.

It sounds like a serious kidney disease but the word kenosis describes an important aspect of who Jesus Christ was during his incarnation. Here in Part 2 we'll explore the word and critical it is to a correct, a biblical view of the Person of Christ during his incarnation.

It sounds like a serious kidney disease but the word kenosis describes an important aspect of who Jesus Christ was during his incarnation. Part 1 will lay some groundwork by looking at the basics of the incarnation and assure that we have those basics firmly in place before we move on to the word kenosis in Part 2.

(Can you catch my mistake?)

J is for Jonah, Part 2
Make sure your seatbelt is fastened snugly because we've got lots of ground to cover if we're going to understand this ... "Whale of a Tale?" No! It's not about the whale! Part 2 focuses on the last half of this four chapter book and how important the section is to understanding the real message and import of this story.

Make sure your seatbelt is fastened snugly because we've got lots of ground to cover if we're going to understand this ... "Whale of a Tale?" No! It's not about the whale! Part One will give background to the book that will prepare us to understand what the book is really about.

Imputation is not a real familiar word but it's an important one if we want to understand the nature of our guilt before God. Why are we born sinners? Part 2 pulls together what we learned about the imputation of our sin and then briefly looks at the two other cases of imputation in the broader truth of salvation

Imputation is not a real familiar word but it's an important one if we want to understand the nature of our guilt before God. Why are we born sinners? In Part 1 we'll get an overview of the concept of imputation and look at a very important NT passage that teaches us about it.