In this rich text, we see in very plain terms that Jesus is certainly God in the flesh.

In this text-written 700 years before Jesus was born-we see the death of Jesus in great detail foretold.

In this passage, we are challenged by Paul-who was in prison at the time-and his commitment to the Gospel in life or in death.

In this text, we are going to see that the foundational message for all ministry-church ministries and pulpit ministries-is the Gospel of Christ. Anything else is a foundation of sand-and a counterfeit.

In this passage, we will see that Paul's message of justification by faith alone does not imply that believers aren't to pursue God by good works. Believers are called by grace to enable them to rightly serve God and others.

In this section, Ruth meets Boaz for the first time in the field. There is much to learn from these two godly people.

In this sermon, we will lay the foundation for the next major section of the prophecy - offering a big picture view before focusing in on the prophecies contained in this section of the book.

In this text, we follow Naomi and Ruth as they travel back to Bethlehem.

In this text, Paul draws a line in the sand. One is either set free from the Mosaic Law-along with its demands and penalties or one is condemned. Any attempt to help God save us through our own efforts is not New Testament Christianity in Paul's mind.

In this lesson, we look at the final two bowl judgments.