Dr. Sean Cole preaches six wonderful truths about Jesus as our good Shepherd.www.seancole.net

Dr. Sean Cole is joined by his Youth Pastor Andrew Hayes who has been doing a personal study on the atonement. Join the discussion as they dive into theories of the atonement and address key Old Testament passages that particularly address penal substitution. www.seancole.net

Back in June at the Southern Baptist Convention annual meeting, Connect 316, the Traditionalist group, held a luncheon where Dr. David Allen spoke on the dangers of limited atonement. Dr. Sean Cole interacts with his assumptions and theological conclusions that demonstrate the real differences between Calvinists and Traditionalists within the SBC.www.seancole.net

Those freed from spiritual blindness can’t help but worship Jesus, while those steeped in spiritual blindness can’t help but reject Jesus.

SBC President Dr. Steve Gaines represents the Traditionalist viewpont of Southern Baptist theology in regards to predestination. Their view is called the corporate view. Where historically did this come from? The stream starts with Karl Barth and Herschel Hobbs. Listen as Dr. Sean Cole interacts with statements by Dr. Gaines and delves into Baptist history and Ephesians 1.

When we gather together for corporate worship, we must worship God with awe and reverence. Our first priority in corporate worship should be to listen to the Word of God. Dr. Sean Cole focuses on the importance of expository preaching in corporate worship.www.seancole.net

Your spiritual "father" determines your spiritual destiny.

In a cut-throat world of selfish individualism and competition, you should enjoy your work in quiet contentment and in cooperating friendships. www.seancole.net

Malachi 3:6-12: You honor the Lord when you consistently and faithfully practice proportional giving.

God is absolutely and meticulously sovereign over everything. The fear of the Lord comes in direct proportion to how much you worship, think about, and contemplate the absolute sovereignty of God. The more you think about and are aware of God’s sovereignty, the more your heart will fear Him and that fear will lead to humble obedience.