As we role into Christmas, it would be wise for us to heed the words of a couple older men, found in Luke 1 & 2.

In this passage, Paul puts on his sarcastic mask and addresses his opposition in Corinth.

(Sorry for the audio issues, we'll try to have this resolved by next week.) In Luke 15 we find what might be the greatest story of grace ever told. It also happens to be the most popular of Jesus' parables. What does it mean for us today?

When our focus is on Jesus, we have nothing to worry about.

Paul describes his and his fellow apostles' positions as stewards of God's mysteries.

Paul asks if our work in Christ will pass the test?

When it comes to us and God, does He choose us, or do we choose Him, or both?

The beginning and the ending of the new covenant between God and His people is Jesus Christ. He is the only way.

Paul lets his audience know the difference between a natural, a spiritual, and fleshly man.

Abraham is known as a pillar of faith in God, and there were times his faith triumphed; but unfortunately, there were also times his faith was lacking.