How powerful is prayer- Throughout the Bible we have many examples of the power of prayer. One example is when Peter was caught by Herod, put in prison, and facing imminent danger. His situation looked hopeless, but prayer was made by the church. The prayer of the early church shows to be powerful in the deliverance of Peter from danger. The power of prayer has not changed and still must be realized in the church today.

Can God's promises be broken or altered- Paul makes clear the promise to Abraham, that justification would be by faith to all people who believe, could not be broken or altered, even by the law. Why then did God give the law- To reveal mans sin and inability to be righteous on their own. God's covenant of promise and covenant of law do not contradict or compete against each other. Instead, both lead us to Jesus the Savior.

There are many momentous events in the life and ministry of Jesus. One of those events is the transfiguration of Jesus. One can only imagine what it must have been like to see Jesus transfigured on that mountain. Peter, James and John had that privilege. What does the transfiguration teach us about Jesus- How does the transfiguration impact us as Christians-

Missionary James Pittman preaches the gospel and the importance of giving it to others.

What is the blessing of faith- It is to be made righteous in the eyes of God. This righteousness does not come by the law or any other kind of works by man. It is gift from God. Paul argues this point using the great example of Abraham and reveals how Christ has taken the curse of the law upon Himself so that we could be righteous by faith alone.

Jesus came into this world to accomplish redemption through His blood atonement on the cross. But before Jesus died He spent three and a half years in earthly ministry. What was the purpose of this ministry- What did Jesus do in that time- How does His ministry relate to our own ministry today- The scripture reveals to us the importance of Jesus' ministry on earth.

What does the believer experiecnce when they are born again- Is their experience an evidence of God's grace in the gospel- The Galatian believers had been saved but were led astray in their thinking about the gospel. Their own experience of how they are saved is evidence to the gospel being all of grace and having nothing to to do with law or works.

How important is our prayer life- How important was prayer to Jesus- Why did Jesus practice prayer since He is already God- Scripture gives much insight into the prayer life of Christ. He is the example for the prayer life of the Christian.

Central to the Christian life is living by faith. Since Jesus is the perfect example to our Christian life, did Jesus also live by faith in His life on earth- If so, why did He need faith- How could He live by faith- Scripture bears out that Jesus in His humanity lived out His life trusting the Father and the Holy Spirit. Jesus is the chief example of living by faith in God.