“The Christian Identity” - a lesson on the Christian’s identity in Christ as a member of the family and nation that God has been building throughout human history and as an inheritor of God’s covenant promises.

“The Prisoner, the Pedagogue, and the Promise” - a lesson about the purpose of the Law: to expose and restrain sin for a time, not to save sinners, so that it would drive us to Christ alone for justification and freedom through faith.

“Redeeming the Time: Wisdom for a New Year” - a lesson that reminds us of our responsibility is to steward the time we’ve been given by God, and that starts with seeing that every season of life has been appointed by God as a blessing from His hand to that end.

“God’s Unchanging Promises” - a lesson on Christ fulfilling the covenant promises made to Abraham, and how that demonstrates God’s covenant faithfulness to all of His people.

Music: “How Often Has He Brought Relief!” Lyrics by John Newton. Performed by “Crimson Covenant.” Copyright ©TobyLogsdon, 2025

“The Curse and the Cross” - A lesson on the impossibility of upholding the Law, the curse of sin, and the means that God has provided for our redemption: faith alone in Christ alone.

“Abraham, The Father of the Faith” - a lesson on the way that Abraham’s story both proves and illustrates the doctrine of justification by faith alone.

“What Gives Life Meaning?” - a lesson that explores the futility of human wisdom and effort at finding meaning or joy apart from God.

“Christ Crucified: The Only Way In, The Only Way On” A lesson that reminds us that from beginning to end, we need the Gospel; we need to behold Christ and Him crucified, knowing that the grace that saved us also sustains us on the journey to glory.

“Union With Christ” - A lesson about how our union with Christ frees us from sin’s dominion and empowers us to live a new life of obedience by the grace of God.

“Justification Sola Fide: The Heartbeat of the Gospel” - A lesson on the absolute sufficiency of Christ’s righteousness for our justification, received by faith alone apart from works of the law.