Am I saved?

Family emergency

This passage presents a series of laws given to Israel concerning justice, purity, responsibility, and community order. As part of Deuteronomy’s larger covenant instructions, these verses reflect the seriousness with which Yahweh’s people were called to uphold holiness, protect the vulnerable, and preserve faithfulness within the assembly.

Family emergency

James speaks of faith and works, as we covered in our last lesson. We have viewed faith as the operating system by which the believer must function. Now James turns to speak about the speech and the heart of the believer.

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Sunday Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday 6pm

In this session of Romans Lesson 003, we track that unstoppable thread of hope from a bloody garden promise to a bloody Roman cross. We will discover how the brutal death of a King shattered the disciples' earthly expectations, and how a world-altering resurrection didn't just bring Jesus back to life—it completely redefined what it means to have hope.

"I believed in Jesus, so I’m good to go." We often treat salvation like a simple transaction to escape hell, reducing faith to a mere coping skill. But James 2 delivers a sharp reality check: if your faith doesn't translate into visible actions, is it even alive?

Imagine a message so powerful that it does not require an army to change history, but instead possesses the authority to "turn the world upside down". While the world's most powerful rulers move through force, the apostle Paul was a man with a singular, laser-focused mission: acting as a "slave" and "special envoy" for the gospel of God—a life-giving message of "glad tidings" that was promised from the very beginning of time to rescue humanity from a state of universal hopelessness.