While Mark was not particularly religious, he wanted to be a good person. He tried. Repeatedly. But Mark knew he was never going to muster enough will power to keep the Ten Commandments. Then he heard, understood, and believed, “We’re saved by grace, not by keeping the law.” As a new disciple, Mark still thought becoming a good Christian was about following the rules. And he continued to fail. He asked his disciple maker, “I want to be a good Christian. What are the rules?”

If you were his disciple maker, how would you answer Mark? In this lesson Pat Morley will help you clarify your answer about the role of the law in the life of a disciple. You’ll be reminded that your goal as a disciple maker is to help men grow, not get them to obey.

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 7:1-13

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Primary: Luke 8:14-15, Hebrews 5:13-6:1

Also: James 1:2-4, Colossians 4:12, Philippians 3:13-17, Colossians 1:28, Ephesians 4:11-16

Turkey is not the only thing men are hungry for today! Every man who loves or wants to love God eventually finds himself hungry for a deeper, richer, more consistent experience with God. This hunger is attended by many cravings—e.g., feeling desperate for more of God, fear that we’re missing “it,” an ache in our soul for “something more,” or wanting to feel useful. This hunger and the cravings that go with it can be simply and succinctly summarized as wanting a deeper walk with God.

Join Patrick Morley in this message that kicked off a series from last year entitled, “A Deeper Walk With God.” You can become the man God created you to be.

(You can find the whole series on our website here: https://mimbiblestudy.com/category/a-deeper-walk-with-god-2019/)

Do you know Christians who are disappointed with how their life has turned out so far? Are you disappointed? Many men have not yet grasped what it means to live under grace rather than law. They are still a slave to the power of sin, rather than living under the reality of grace. Although they're believers, their life has no power or joy.

Join Brett Clemmer as he shows the power of grace in the life of the Christian man. You are not a slave to sin. You can instead be a man who has been freed by Christ. And when Christ frees a man, he is free indeed!

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 6:15-23; Galatians 4:7; John 8:34-36

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Are you concerned about someone who keeps sinning, even though they have professed faith? Or perhaps you’re wondering about yourself? Paul has strongly emphasized that we are justified (saved) by faith alone. But now he wants to make sure we don’t get the idea we can do whatever we want—or leave things we should do undone. That would be “grace abuse.”

Let Patrick Morley reduce your “grace anxiety.” You already know there’s no way you can ever pay your debt, right? But did you also know there’s no debt so big that your Father won’t pay it off? And He will do that as many times as you need. Now that’s radical! So how can we respond to such radical grace?

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 6:1-14

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What Christian doesn’t want to help another person come to faith? Obviously, we all want that. But it’s a lot harder in the field than it sounds in the classroom, right? Let Patrick Morley show you how easily you can be a “super-spreader” of the life-giving grace that changes men’s lives. Tune in and learn the right way to share your faith. You will receive a powerful “next level” disciple-making idea that can dramatically change how you interact with those around you.

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 5:12-21

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Everyone admires a man who can handle tough times as well as he enjoys the good times. Maybe you are that man, or maybe you would like to be. In this message, Pat will show you Paul’s prescription to handle whatever life throws at you. The promise is that no matter what happens, you can rejoice. This is “next level” discipleship!

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 5:1-11

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You probably know someone who has trouble putting their faith in God. Why is that? Maybe they have lived a particularly sinful life and just can’t get over their past. Perhaps they have a scientific mind and struggle to trust a God they can’t prove. Maybe they’re a relatively decent person and feel like their good deeds are enough to earn salvation. Possibly they do believe but don’t feel like faith is enough and so they strive to show they are worthy. It’s likely some have received poor teaching and misunderstand the gospel of salvation. We want to equip you to clear up that confusion!

Join Patrick Morley and learn or be reminded through Abraham’s story about the beautiful doctrine of justification (salvation) by faith alone. By the end, you’ll be much more confident to help someone you deeply care about who is wavering.

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 4:1-25

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Close your eyes for a moment and reminisce about what you were like just before and after becoming a Christian. Can you recall the emotions, the confusion, the frustration, the ache within? It’s good to remember, isn’t it?

Remembering makes us thankful. Remembering helps us realize how far we’ve come. Perhaps most of all, remembering can make us ache for other men who right now are going through what we went through then.

As you read these words, there are countless men in your orbit feeling those same emotions—feeling like life has no meaning, there’s no purpose, anger, defeat, loneliness, rage, resignation, depression, or unloved. Join Patrick Morley and learn or be reminded how God makes men right with Himself—and consider how God wants you to respond.

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 3:21-31

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Can you name even one area of your life that has escaped the effects of sin? Even our best relationships have periodic misunderstandings. The healthiest habits can’t prevent all disease or injury. People who always seem patient still get angry sometimes. Why is that?

Understanding the nature of sin will help you understand the power of God’s grace. Join Brett Clemmer as we look at the power of the law, the pervasiveness of sin, and God’s plan to save us. The deeper we go in Romans, the more we learn about ourselves and God.

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 3:9-20

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Are there truly any benefits to being faithful? Can we all agree that remaining faithful can get frustrating? That frustration leads us to not being fully committed or bargaining to make things fit our personal standards.

Join Khayree Pender as he helps us answer the question: What haven’t we been faithful in? And then encourages us to give it another try.

Verses referenced in this lesson:

Romans 3:1 – 3:8

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