Romans 3:21-4:25 lays down the fact that all who are saved are saved equally through faith alone.

It is God's will for us to be thankful in all things. How does this work in the real world? How has God made it possible for us to be thankful?

This is part two of a series of Old Testament texts that describe a time that is not past, not present, nor future.

We'll look at the purpose of the book of Romans. We'll then introduce the first step in that purpose.

Many Bible students claim that repentance is necessary for salvation. What is repentance and did the New Testament writers present repentance as a requirement for salvation?

The Old Testament contains passages that speak of future things that do not fit the characteristics of eternity, the past, or the present. To what do these texts refer?

Acts 15 involves a doctrinal and practical "storm." Ben introduces the topic of this storm and the issues involved.

We continue to look at Paul's travels in southern Galatia and how people reacted to the gospel of Christ.

We look at Paul's travels into Asia Minor (modern day Turkey).

Josh connects several aspects of our identity in Christ as a summary of how practical it is to every aspect of our Christian Life.