In this three-part series, we will explore the purpose, placement, beauty, and limitations of the Law in the grand narrative of Scripture.

In this three-part series, we will explore the purpose, placement, beauty, and limitations of the Law in the grand narrative of Scripture.

In Exodus 18, we see a picture of Moses' narrative coming full circle. The promises of God are yet again proved true. 

Why was Paul so committed to delivering his final words to the churches he visited upon his return to Jerusalem? What was most likely the content of messages? What does Paul's marathon session with the church at Troas reveal to us about his character? 

Names matter. Names matter because people matter. We matter because we are made in the image of God, for the purpose of God, for the glory of God. We will explore a few names that often get glanced over in the passage. 

What brought about the riot at Ephesus? What can we learn about the Christian and pagan religions in Ephesus from this display at the theater? What relevance does this passage have for us today? 

What is authentic faith? What are the fruits of true confession? In this amazing text regarding the sons of Sceva and the repentance that took hold in Ephesus, we see a movement of God that helps us gauge the authenticity of modern movements of God today. 

In this episode, Landon covers the work of the Holy Spirit in the book of Acts. As Jesus said, it was to the disciples' advantage that He ascend. Why? How? Is it the same for us today? 

What is the Kingdom of God? What are the characteristics of those opposed to the Kingdom of God? What can we learn about how Paul responds to this opposition? 

In this passage, we explore the literary context and role of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer.