Bible in Context

The Epistles to Diognetus is a 2nd century letter written by a disciple of Jesus to his pagan friend in which he tries to explain the Christian faith in a way his friend will resonate with and understand. It is an amazing window into what the early Christians emphasized and an amazing guide towards understanding and explaining Christianity today.

Part 2 of what the New Testament has to say about hell.

The Apostles’ Creed says Jesus descended into hell. Today is part 1 of a 2-part talk on what this means, why it’s important, and what the Bible says about hell.

Athanasian Creed

What it is, where it came from, and why the concept of the Trinity is vital.

We have all heard the Christmas story, no room in the Inn, the baby in a manger, etc. Today we dig a little deeper into the characters of the birth of Jesus that hopefully will help you to prepare for this year in a whole new way.

Three creeds have stood the test of time as foundational for faith and life. Today collects questions and explores concepts of "catholic" and "world" v "age."

Our study of Christianity in Context continues as we venture into the Apostle's Creed.

Today finishes God’s different life through the lens of the 10 Commandments. We hit 9 & 10, along with final reflections on the motivation behind them all.

Murder and Adultery are today's topic as we explore the 5th and 6th commandments using Martin Luther's teaching in his Large Catechism. Easy to identify right? But are there ways in which we violate these commandments that are more subtle?

Martin Luther talks about honoring our father and mother as the most important commandment. Why? Was he just having a bad day with his kids? Today explores what else might be going on.