We look at why Christian morality matters. Morality is not a bad word. It doesn't make you a Pharisee. We were made to be moral creatures. And if we fail to do this we go against God's law and our design. Also Paul says weird stuff in this episode.

What does it mean to be a Christian? The answer is straightforward and practical: you are an imitator of God. He has brought us from darkness to light so that we might live differently. 

Paul urges us to pray.

We continue our series on Mere Christianity by looking at how Christianity subverts modern ideas of God and why we can't ignore who Jesus claims to be. We also invent a new video game fighting series featuring philosophers called "Moral Kombat".

Christ has not only saved us from sin, but also to righteousness. And this righteousness expresses itself in how we treat others in the local church. How do we handle division? Hostility? Bitterness? We imitate the forgiveness of Christ.

How is it possible for one to remain faithful?

What does it really mean to find your "calling"? The answer might surprise you: it's in the local church alongside other believers. Every believer has a spiritual gift given by the Holy Spirit that is meant be used for to build up the church. Are you using your gifts?

Discussion of the purposes of the law.

What drove Paul's mission to plant churches? The fact that God revealed to him the "mystery of Christ" -- that God's purposes are for the nations.

Discussion on the importance of and gift of prayer