Through this discussion on typology, you see how the Old Testament reveals the person of Christ, connecting the whole biblical narrative together into one storyline–the redemption of Christ.

Proverbs 1:8-10 “Hear, my son, your father's instruction, and forsake not your mother's teaching, for they are a graceful garland for your head and pendants for your neck. My son, if sinners entice you, do not consent.

Wisdom is Kingly/royal

Wisdom is correction and instruction

Wisdom is knowing good from evil

Wisdom is obtaining guidance.

Corey will explain the terms we need to know about typology and how it helps us see how the whole Bible fits together.

Troy and Courtney reveal who Jesus is and why the Gospel is God's power to save everyone who believes. They placed their faith in Christ, and it was this that transformed their lives forever.

In Romans 6:16, Paul asks: Do we become slaves to whatever we choose to obey? Indeed, we are either slaves to sin or to righteousness.

We Need to Recognize a Counterfeit Gospel

Scripture does not leave us without a way to recognize when we have been handed a lie. Most lies contain enough truth to make them believable, but they are still lies.

We will focus on the question, " How Do You Know What is True? And how does it impact women who have experienced divorce and are struggling with its aftermath?

We will be discussing the sins people tolerate and become insensitive to. We need to know that the harder our hearts become, the deeper we go into sin.

This podcast will confront the sins we tolerate in our culture or have become insensitive to. Is all sin equal? While all sin is the same in that it separates us from God, not all sin is the same in terms of the depth or degree of its rebellion against God.