This week the teaching team finished the book of Ephesians. Here Paul gives us a significant exhortation to pray!

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The Olivet Discourse is found in Matthew 24, Mark 13, and Luke 21. It is probably the most disputed passge in Matthew and the one where genuine Christians may have the greatest disagreements. What exactly is Jesus teaching and how does it relate to Christians today?

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Is covenant theology correct regarding its understanding of the "covenant of grace"? How does this issue impact the issue of infant baptism?

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Although this text may be familiar to many, even from a young age, it contains much wisdom for us in how to "stand against the schemes of the devil" in this life!

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Main idea: Warnings and laments are both necessary for us to give at times. We must not do only one or the other. We also must receive Christ’s warnings and laments where needed in our lives.

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Jesus pronounces four more woes on the Pharisees because...

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In this passage Paul instructs us in how children should relate to parents; fathers to children; servants to masters; and masters to servants. There is much application to be gained from this passage!

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In this passage, Paul gives some of the most detailed instructions about how marriage is meant to work in relationship to the gospel in all of Scripture.

One of the more puzzling questions we address here regarding infant baptism is this: If it was not taught by the Apostles or the New Testament, how is it that by the 300's AD it had become the dominant view of the church and stayed that way for well over a thousand years?

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Main point: Religious pride and hypocrisy are rooted in the love of human praise over loving and delighting in God.

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