Grace Oriented Bible Teaching

We'll look at what Nestorius taught, what others claimed he taught and why they disliked his teaching. We'll also consider some practical implications of Nestorius' teaching.

We'll look at Docetism and Arianism and how the New Testament writers headed off both heresies. We'll also consider a couple of practical matters affected by a Biblical understanding of Christ's two natures.

Jesus tells His disciples that they should not be surprised if the world hates them. 

In Paul's closing remarks, we see his care for the churches in sending others to take over the work. 

We sometimes face challenges from people who do not know how to read God's Word. They find figures of speech and the language of appearance as a reason for mocking trust in God's Word.

We'll define heretic and factious and see why Paul calls us to admonish and avoid them.

We look briefly at some aspects of God's character that He has revealed about Himself. We also address a couple objections to these statements.

How should we handle those who wish to argue and debate in our churches?

Jim concludes his study by examining the armor of God in Ephesians 6:10-19.

God does not save us because of our good works but He does have good works for us to do.