The altar of incense represents the prayers of

God's people as a fragrant aroma to our living God. Jesus is seated

in heaven now at the right hand of the Father interceding/praying

for us. This is an amazing truth. This should give us...

In our regeneration, the Holy Spirit has

effectually set us free from sin and the law. He now indwells the

believer and grants us the grace to kill sin. Paul contrasts the

unregenerate person who is totally inable to come to Christ versus

the...

Romans 7 is considered one of the most difficult

and controversial chapters in Romans. Why do we still sin? Why do

we still do the things we know we shouldn’t do? Why do we struggle

with doing the things we should do and fail to do them? IF we...

Do you often struggle with your assurance of

salvation? Do you wonder if God has stopped loving you because of

your sin? The bronze altar in Exodus 27 shows how Israel needed a

continual burnt offering for their perpetual sins. The Old

Testament...

Paul's description of slavery in Romans 6 is very

confusing. Here’s the main point: As a Christian, you are free FROM

sin, but that does not give you freedom TO sin. We are free from

the binding enslavement of the Law of Moses that crushes us...

In Exodus 26, we see explicit instructions on how

to construct the tabernacle with was the visible reminder of God's

glorious presence among the Israelites. In John 1:14-18, Jesus is

the true tabernacle who became flesh and dwelt with us as the...

Before God saved us by grace all of us were "in

Adam" as spiritually dead unregenerate sinners. By grace alone, God

made us alive "in Christ" and we now have a new gospel identity. In

Romans 6:1-14, Paul explains how we have...

What does Romans 8:28-30 teach about the doctrine of God's foreknowledge? Sean Cole responds to SBC Provisionist Leighton Flowers who lately has been attempting to "De-Calvinize" certain key texts. There have been TWO major views in church history on God's foreknowledge--(1) the early church/Arminian foreseen faith vew and (2) the Reformed sovereign view. Flowers presents a new and novel view that display two key exegetical fallacies. Listen and find out.

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What does the lampstand (menorah) in the tabernacle

symbolize? How does this light point us to Jesus? Pastor Sean takes

us on a journey from Genesis to Revelation exploring the

significance of "light" as a major theme in the Bible which...

What effects did Adam's sin in the Garden of Eden

have on us today? There have been three major views in church

history: (1) Imitation which is the Pelagian view that we are born

neutral and merely followed Adam's example, (2)...