1. Helmet of Salvation 2. Habitation of Scripture 3. Habitual Prayer

In our 'Issues Affecting the Church Today' Bible study, we have been giving a defence of the Bible. We hope to explore how to interpret historical texts such as the David and Goliath narrative. Are you David? Are your problems Goliath? Why are some interpretations dangerous?

Who was Paul? What is the Goodnews? How does it impact you?

1.Righteousness 2.Peace 3.Faith

One of the largest attacks against the sufficiency and authority of scripture in our day is mysticism. We live in an age and time where mystical encounters, experiences and private revelations have been elevated above the word of God. Join us tonight a we debunk these lies and reclaim the reformation's battle-cry Sola Scriptura, Scripture Alone in the face of mysticism today.

1. Jesus as the Truth . 2. The Scriptures bearing witness about Christ. 3. The Word of God as Truth

It is quite clear that we live in an age where Biblical illiteracy is the order of the day. Many claim to be Christians, and yet do not know what the Bible is about, hence this is a crucial topic. What is the Bible about? Do you know?

In part 2 we explore the position of tongues which is secondary to prophesy, as well as giving interpretations of verses that seem controversial to the intended purpose of tongues. Paul never commended the use of tongues for one's edification but rather refutes that idea. A private prayer language 'in a closet' wasn't what he was talking about when he addressed the Corinthians but the gibberish (unintelligible or not understandable to man) they manifested in church, in public. The idea of 'in a closet' is brought about in our day due to firstly, people not understanding what Paul was addressing, and secondly a desire of the 'ecstatic', which was what Paul was refuting in the Corinthian church. All gifts were given for the 'common good' he says.

1. It's Crucial 2. The Cooperative of Evil

What does it mean to be Confessional. Why do you believe what you believe?