Sometimes we have questions about Jesus and salvation and the very nature of God that seem to elude rational thinking.For example:  How can Jesus and the Father be one and He still be called the Son of God?  How can Jesus be the "express image of His person (the Father)" yet claim that He didn't know the things the Father knew and that He only did what the Father commanded Him to do?   Or, when Jesus was praying to the Father, was He really praying to Himself?Geez.  Some of these will give you a headache. Do you want to know the answer?  Then keep listening.The following is a study on Romans 1:3-7.

When Paul began his letter to the church in Rome he called himself a "bondslave" to Christ.  Did you ever wonder what that phrase meant?  Bondslave?  Voluntary slave?  One who places himself in total submission to another... voluntarily and for love?  That's exactly how Exodus 21 describes him. So, what is your relationship to Jesus? Are you a servant of His... you know, where you work 9 to 5 with weekends off?  Or, are you His slave... where every action, thought and possession of yours belongs to your Master, the One who bought you for Himself for a great price?The following is a study on Romans 1:1-2.

One of the tell-tale signs that must take place before the "man of lawlessness" is revealed is the great "falling away" or the great "apostasy."  This is when the visible church, by and large, rejects the true Gospel and substitutes in its place something man-centered or man-exalting.  Need I say more?If you will take a careful look at church in our culture today you will see us falling headlong into the great apostasy. In fact, we may be in the middle of it right now.  What does that say about the need for discernment?  Listen and find out.The following is a study on the Great Apostasy.

Life is full of choices: What to eat for dinner? Where to go on vacation this year?  Who should I marry?  What college do I want to go to?  What do I want to do with my life?The Scripture is also full of choices: Whom will you serve?  Which path will you take?  Will you follow the call of the Lord?There is also a choice we must make between life and death, the blessing and the curse.  Listen as we learn to choose life.The following is a study on Living Above the Culture.

When we look at the book of Acts we are confronted, over and over again, with summary statements that show how the church is growing, multiplying, expanding... experiencing something we seem only to be able to dream about.  For example:"But the word of the Lord continued to grow and to be multiplied." - Acts 12:24Did you ever wonder what caused that great growth?  We did.  And the answer will surprise you. Join with us as we take a look.The following is a study on Jesus' New Command.

What happens when the very people the Lord puts in our lives start to irritate us?  Or, better yet, continually annoy us... to death? What happens when we begin to question the logic behind the Lord's choosing of the other parts of His body? What happens when we feel that maybe the Lord made a mistake?  Maybe He didn't think it through.  Maybe He should have asked us for our input. Then the body of Christ ceases to function as a team but instead seems more like a bunch of spoiled free-agents all trying to demand what they think they're worth... and it's not a pretty sight.The following is a study on Jesus' New Command.

Christians should be familiar with grace.  After all, it is more to them than the proverbial "unmerited favor." In fact, three of God's greatest attributes are centered around grace.  First, there's God's mercy.  Then, His grace.  And finally, God's unfathomable patience.Grace then, to a forgiven believer, is "God's goodness given to those whom is due only punishment."  Yikes!  Makes us realize just how blessed we are.So, what do we give to others when we have it all?  Listen and find out.The following is a study on the Grace of God.

What happens when the everyday garden variety Christian starts believing and living the Sufficiency of Scripture?  Simply this..."Do not think that I came to bring peace on the earth; I did not come to bring peace, but a sword. (how so) For I came to set a man against his father, and a daughter against her mother... (meaning) a man's enemies will be the members of his household."Oh, and you thought this only applied to lost people? Think again...The following is a study on the Sufficiency of Scripture.

Remember John 5:39 (and also remember, when Jesus was talking about the Scriptures, He was referring to the Old Testament):"You search the Scriptures because you think that in them you have eternal life; and it is these (specifically the Old Testament Scriptures) that bear witness of Me."And never is this more clear than in the 7h chapter of Daniel.  Here we have a picture of the coronation of Christ at the end of time. Absolutely, amazing.  Unbelievable.The following is a study of Daniel 7:1-14.

Two small words:  "in" and "with."  They almost seem insignificant.  Helpless.  Unimportant.  Just two tiny dots on the landscape of the English language.But these words, uttered from the mouth of Jesus, have profound meaning and importance.  Consider the following:"Abide in (not with) Me, and I in (not with) you... If you abide in (not with) Me, and my words abide in (not with) you..."You know, there may be something to these two tiny words.  Listen and find out...The following is a study on John 15.