Today we will read of the charge for all disciples to live according to their calling. To be the salt of light of the world as we are being conformed to the image of Jesus Christ and in effect preserving and seasoning the world with the good news of the Jesus.

This episode, we’ll be talking about the relationship between holiness and the law of God. First, we’ll define holiness. Next, we will look at the importance of holiness and some other topics will include: vows, health, clothing, land, and last but not least national holiness.

In today’s episode, we are going to be talking about three topics that help us understand the relationship between sacrifice and the law of God.

First, we will look at why we need a doctrine of human sacrifice. Second, we’ll figure out what the principle of vicariousness is. And last but not least, we will see why restitution is a requirement of God’s law.

As we study today’s text, we are going to see the blessings of being a peacemaker and the blessings of being persecuted for Christ. Then we are going to see why Jesus commands us to rejoice on account of the heavenly reward awaiting His faithful followers.

As we continue to look at the first discourse of Jesus’s Sermon on the Mount, which is called the Beatitudes, today we read further of three more blessings of being a follower of Jesus Christ.

In verse 6 we find a blessing that relates to being our spiritual hunger and thirstiness and God being the only one who can satisfy and provide us with righteousness.

On a mountain in Galilee, Jesus begins His Sermon on the Mount and begins by explaining what it truly means to be blessed or happy. What it means to be truly favored by God.

In today’s text, He shows us what true happiness really is. He does this by explaining eight characteristics of those who are blessed.

Matthew Henry writes these should represent to us the “principal graces of a Christian”.

In this episode, we’ll be talking about the altar and capital punishment. We’re going to talk about how the altar establishes the death penalty, sacrifice, and the altar as a declaration of life.

In today’s text (Matthew 4:23–25), we see Jesus’s ministry beginning to grow. He starts healing all the afflicted from throughout all Galilee and beyond.

First, we’re gonna look at Jesus as the great Teacher, Preacher, and Healer which we see in verse 23.

Second, we’re gonna talk about why we must bring Jesus our suffering and come to Him in need of a Physician.

Thirdly, we will find that in response to being healed by Christ we must follow after Him.

The Throne of Law, which refers to the manifestation of God’s presence and glory in and through His Law.

We’ll cover three topics:

1. The Law of the Sanctuary

2. Why there can only be one tabernacle

3. How Jesus is the new temple

Today's episode is a study on Matthew 4:18–22, which is where Jesus calls His first disciples, Peter and Andrew, and James and John. We'll look at the command of Jesus in calling His disciples to Himself.