How do we submit to one another---The New Testament commands believers to submit to one another, so there must be some meaningful way of obeying these commands.

Who has the rule over you---Hebrews issues commands that reveal responsibility to those over you, but who has the rule and how do we obey that command.

Has Paul condemned the law---Paul made statements about the law that many in his day took as disparaging or speaking against the law. Many today continue to take those statements as speaking agains the law. Was Paul saying the law was bad-

Remember Paul saying Christians are not under the law---He gives further explanation of the relationship believers in Jesus Christ have to the Old Covenant law.

How do we read Proverbs on the family---There is much wisdom in Proverbs for the family, but we do need to read with discernment.

Free to sin---Paul was accused of preaching this by saying that Christians are not under the law. Does free from the law mean free from sin-

Do I have to sin---The question may seem simple, but it has important implications for the Christian life.

What does Jesus' new command have to do with church membership---A command to love one another doesn't sound new, so what's new about it-

Does the New Testament teach formal membership in a local church---The New Testament speaks to church membership more than you might think.

How should money be used---Wisdom teaches that money is important and our relationship to it reveals wisdom or folly.