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Jesus claimed that the Law and Prophets would remain until they were brought to their completion. He himself fulfilled the Law and the Prophets, bringing them to completion in himself. In this lesson we look at how Jesus fulfilled the three parts of the Hebrew Bible: the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
There are some things that we all generally agree have value: gold and diamonds for example. Other things may be valuable to you, but not to anyone else, like a letter written by a loved one before they died. In Philippians 3, Paul is calling us to consider what has true value, to not put our confidence in the flesh, but in Christ.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
After forgetting to hit the record button during class on Wednesday night, I have re-recorded the material that was covered in that class as we focus on the harvest scene at the end of Revelation 14.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
A different gospel can be preached through both words and through actions. Paul talks about a time when Peter taught a different gospel through his actions, and then needed to be confronted. In that confrontation, Paul reminds us that justification is not by the good works that we do, but by our faith in Christ Jesus.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
The gospel is the greatest story ever told, yet it is one of the most rejected stories that has ever existed. There are many reasons why people might reject the cross, and one of them is one that we must be very careful not to contribute to.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Paul opened Philippians 2 with a reminder of the ultimate example of a servant that we have in Christ. The chapter ends with two more examples of servants who let their lights shine in their love and service for their brethren.
Teacher: Allen Hutchison
Our studies with Revelation continue with a discussion of the third message from the three messengers in Revelation 14, focusing on the judgement of those who give their allegiance to the beast.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
When Paul visited the church in Jerusalem as he details in Galatians 2, they didn’t add anything to his message. But they did make one request, that he would remember the poor, something all Christians should be eager to do.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
The Lord’s Supper is a special observance, a celebration and a remembrance observed by Christians each and every week. It is a blessing to have such a frequent reminder of all that God has done for us.
Speaker: Justin P. Sivley
Continuing our studies in the book of Philippians.
Teacher: Justin P. Sivley
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