Matt and Ken dive into the Chalcedonian Creed discussing the divinity and humanity of Christ

Paul instructs the Colossians to sing to God and to one another. Their corporate singing is to reflect their new identity in Christ and to build up the whole body.

Paul instructs the Colossians to sing to God and to one another. Their corporate singing is to reflect their new identity in Christ and to build up the whole body.

Moses' faith in the invisible God kept him from giving into fear of Pharaoh and his army. But it was faith in God's provision of a blood sacrifice that spared Moses and the firstborn of Israel from a greater threat: The Judgment of God against sin. 

Moses' faith in the invisible God kept him from giving into fear of Pharaoh and his army. But it was faith in God's provision of a blood sacrifice that spared Moses and the firstborn of Israel from a greater threat: The Judgment of God against sin. 

Matt and Ken introduce the importance of historical Christian Creeds.

Moses' faith in the invisible God kept him from giving into fear of Pharaoh and his army. But it was faith in God's provision of a blood sacrifice that spared Moses and the firstborn of Israel from a greater threat: The Judgment of God against sin. 

Moses' faith in the invisible God kept him from giving into fear of Pharaoh and his army. But it was faith in God's provision of a blood sacrifice that spared Moses and the firstborn of Israel from a greater threat: The Judgment of God against sin. 

Moses chose affliction with the people of God over the passing pleasures of sin. He considered the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures of Egypt. The call of discipleship was costly for Moses; it is costly for Christians today. 

Moses chose affliction with the people of God over the passing pleasures of sin. He considered the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures of Egypt. The call of discipleship was costly for Moses; it is costly for Christians today.