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First OPC Lectures
First OPC Lectures episodes
- The Puzzle of the Same MouthBlessing and cursing from one mouth ought not and cannot be. The puzzle of 1 John, abiding in the vine, and the meekness of wisdom.1 hr
- Set on Fire by HellA biopsy of indwelling sin: the tongue as a world of iniquity set on fire by hell, and why every person you curse has diplomatic immunity.54 min
- Rejoicing in Your NothingnessWhy you cannot tame the tongue, and why that inability is the believer's glory, not his depression. Plus the five points of true Calvinism.1 hr 1 min
- Rahab, the Crowning ParadigmWhy Rahab, not Abraham, is the crowning example of faith, and how justification by deeds authenticates justification by faith.1 hr 8 min
- A Faith That KillsFaith without works is dead: Josef Tson facing the secret police, David Brainerd's shut door, and why a faith that kills is no faith at all.52 min
- Partiality Is MurderJames's syllogism: partiality is transgression, murder is transgression, so partiality is murder. Plus love as desire, delight, and donation.59 min
- Sanctified SensePartiality in the church, from Rwanda to Mississippi, and the first tool James hands you for any problem: not common sense but sanctified sense.50 min
- You Delude YourselfProve yourselves doers of the word: the perfect law of liberty, and the pastor who refused to preach again until his church obeyed.48 min
- Every Good Giving, Every Perfect GiftThe good is the trial itself; the perfect gift is what carries you through it. Plus why meekness comes before hungering for righteousness.1 hr 5 min
- Count It JoyTrial and temptation are one word in Greek: God sends it to edify, Satan to destroy. Why James opens by telling you to count it joy.1 hr 28 min
About First OPC Lectures
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Lectures from the Adult Sunday School Class at First OPC Sunnyvale, covering topics in the Bible, theology, Church history, and the Christian life.