Grace Oriented Bible Teaching

Paul's first scriptural letter was 1 Thessalonians. This letter contains several references to our being in Christ and demonstrate this was part of Paul's teaching very early.

Paul suffered hardship and opposition after leaving Philippi. We look at some of those struggles in this study.

God has made a way for believers to have freedom or victory over their sin nature.

Where did the sin nature originate? We also begin with a short testimony from Kenia about putting the Christian life into practice.

Our stability rests on our access to God. That access is granted by grace not because we deserve it.

Paul continues building a case that everyone is equally lost.

Understanding the Scriptural teaching about the Millennium has practical effects for the believer.

Let's review the issues in James and how his readers' needs may be reflected in our interactions with each other.

Can a believer lose their salvation? How can we help others with our "prayer"?

What does James mean by confession? What is the problem requiring confession?