This exposition focuses primarily upon the privilege of prayer and the priority of submission by examining Jesus’ supreme example in the Garden of Gethsemane just before His betrayal in contrast to the character and conduct of the disciples.

This exposition examines the final challenge against a believer’s security of salvation, namely, any possible threats against a believer’s weaknesses in responding to difficult circumstances.

This exposition examines a five-step process that God has revealed to us that explains exactly how His plan to accomplish His purposes is actually executed.

This exposition deals with the believer’s progression in salvation by first examining God’s sovereign, two-fold purpose in redemption, namely, to conform believers into the image of His Son that Christ might have preeminence in all things.

By examining the basis, scope, and evidence of our confidence, this exposition focuses on the apostle’s good reasons for believers to be comforted by the assurance that their salvation is forever secured.

This exposition expands upon part one by examining the Christian’s perseverance in hope, especially as it relates to our glorified body.

This exposition reveals three purposes in the lowly birth of our Savior, namely, to picture the King’s rejection, His humanity, and His subjects.

This exposition examines several often-misunderstood concepts in the historical narrative in Matthew 2 pertaining to the magi, the star, and the darkness of unbelief.

After addressing the appalling ignorance and arrogance rampant in the church today, resulting in a lack of doctrinal discernment and shocking superficiality, this exposition expands upon part one by examining how the Spirit works in the life of a believer by assuring our Spirit and guaranteeing our glory.

This exposition deals with the battle of indwelling sin in the life of a believer by examining the problem, the effect, and the cause of a series of four laments that pour forth from the apostle’s heart.