Discerning God's will in daily choices, discussing salvation, dietary decisions, cultural practices, marriage beliefs, church leadership qualifications, and ethical business practices. The importance of learning from mistakes and making choices that glorify God is highlighted throughout.

A reflection on Psalm 19 highlights God's glory and the perfection of His law. Clarifying misconceptions about hearing from God, stressing the Holy Spirit's role in understanding scripture. It critiques mysticism and encourages decision-making aligned with Christ's image. The message concludes with a call to repentance and the importance of honoring God through His word.

This study focuses upon the purposes of the Mosaic Law. The law covers and regulates every area of life of the covenant people of God in accordance with the commands of God. Ultimately, the law reveals human shortcomings and the necessity of grace through faith in Jesus for salvation.

Pastor Kevin Inman reflects on life's struggles and the teachings from Colossians three, emphasizing spiritual fulfillment in Christ. A discussion on moral standards contrasts worldly views with biblical teachings, highlighting the responsibilities of Christians and the hidden costs of sin. The session encourages meditation on God's word, community engagement, and the transformative power of faith.

The focus is on the Book of Exodus and the Mosaic Covenant, which outlines the importance of obedience among the Israelites. The covenant includes 613 laws, emphasizing that breaking any law means breaking the whole. It highlights the Israelites' failures and divine judgment, ultimately pointing to Christ's fulfillment of the law and the grace offered to believers.

The message emphasizes predestination, adoption into God's family, and the security of salvation through the Holy Spirit. A call to repentance and the significance of baptism as a public declaration of faith are also presented.

The session delves into the biblical meta-narrative of Exodus, discussing the historical context of the Hebrew population in Egypt and the significance of Moses as a deliverer.

Themes of God's faithfulness, the purpose of life in sharing Christ, and the importance of gospel proclamation are emphasized. A commitment to living a devoted life and continuous growth through prayer and fellowship is encouraged, along with gratitude for God's work in the community.

The teaching highlights Judah's story and its connection to Israel's captivity. The session covers theological debates, the importance of the seed promise, and Israel's history in Egypt, including Joseph's rise and the enslavement of the Israelites. Archaeological findings are discussed as evidence supporting the biblical Exodus narrative.