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God created male and female. He designed man with these distinctions and they are unalterable. Our society denies this truth in rebellion against God’s authority. All rebellion can be traced back to Adam’s sin in the Garden and the transference of guilt and condemnation that spread to all men.
God’s perspective on man is wisdom beyond any natural learning. The world today views man through the lens of materialism. The Bible teaches that the we are more than just bodies—we are body-souls.
Anthropology is a hot topic today in the public square with huge significance. Our view of man impacts our view society at large and also how we evaluate the purpose of our own lives. The particular focus of this study is unpacking the significance of man being created by God, in his own image.
Defining a biblical view of a testimony. This was the first time using a mobile mic so please forgive me if you cannot hear the men asking questions or giving prayer requests in the room.
Demonic forces operate in an unseen realm. We can't see them, but the Bible tells us about them and their activity. How are we to regard demonic influences?
Who is Satan? What do we know about his origin and his diabolic schemes? How ought to believers think about Satan's influence on us?
Angels appear in pop culture and throughout Scripture. Some of our perspectives are biblically grounded and others are conjecture. What do we know and not know about these powerful spirit beings created by God to serve him and his people?
The Holy Spirit possesses personhood and deity, sharing one essence with the Father and Son. His ministry in the life of a believer is very personal and empowers us from salvation to glory.
How do we understand the God-man, Jesus? What is the incarnation? And the hypostatic union? What are the implications of Jesus’ humanity?
What is the Eternal Functional Subordination (EFS) teaching and does it accord with scripture? What is the proper way of defining the roles of Father and Son to one another?
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