An in-depth study of the book of John.

Col 1:15-20; Matt 28:19-20; Acts 2:36-47 To understand the times and know what to do is one thing, in theory, but to actually put into practice God’s directives and instructions, is another thing. The union of the two, principles and practices, in authentic biblical living, is the essence of living under the lordship of a sovereign, loving, creator, savior, and friend.

Romans 13:1-7; I Pet 2:9-17 Many look at the political arena as an unhealthy, unspiritual place for Christians to engage. But if the Lordship of Christ covers all of life, and if He established government for His purposes, then we must understand it’s role and our responsibility regarding it.

An in-depth study of the book of John.

I Tim 6:6-11; I Chron 29:10-19 Misplaced financial ambition or mismanagement of funds can lead to tremendous hardship within the family unit, institutions, or even a nation. All three of these areas of life are facing financial turmoil and are in need of recovery. God has given guidelines that will lead us to healthy responsible living.

An in-depth study of the book of John.

Deut 6:1-9; Eph 5:22-6:4 It is God’s design that individuals would learn to live relationally and responsibly within the family environment. When the family breaks down and does not fulfill its purpose, individuals and culture break down. In a world that is experiencing the deterioration of family life, and it’s consequences, our only hope for healing is that we would engage God in reclaiming our biblical roles and responsibilities.

An in-depth study of the book of John.

Rom 13:8-14; I Jn 5:3-4; I Jn 4:7-11 As we live in a fallen world, the consequences we are faced with are real and surround us in every realm that we live in, relationships, institutions, the marketplace, and government. The only prospect for healing and transformation must be done when we wake up to the really real world as seen through the eyes of God and engage Him â€" He will make a difference.

An in-depth study of the book of John.