Does your faith allow you to choose a life of self-denial? Only to the extent that your faith is preoccupied with God. Only to the extent that your faith rests upon God's sacrificial provision.

Does your faith allow you to choose a life of self-denial? Answer 1: Only to the extent that your faith is fixed on the blessing of future reward.

When it comes to authority, what is the role of Christian liberty and individual conscience? And how does all of that tie into the overarching goal of unity in Christ?

What kind of faith vanquishes fear? Faith that bows to the supremacy of heavenly authority.

Christians are commanded to obey their civil authorities, but there are times even in Scripture where God's people disobey. How do we work through that dynamic?

The faith of Joseph was a supreme faith. Not softened by extreme prosperity; not diminished by spiritual darkness; not consumed with selfish ambition.

All authority comes from God and is delegated to human beings in three spheres: the civil government, the family, and the church.

Before you can be surrendered to the invincibility of God's promises, you must first be persuaded of the same.

A brand new short season on authority kicks off with a biblical theology of rebellion and how to identify rebellious tendencies in your own heart.

Is your faith surrendered to the invincibility of God's promise?