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A continuation of the study on Israel deliverance. They left Egypt behind and got to the promised land -- but their they faced struggles of faith and difficulties in line being faithful to God. We look to their experiences as a help for us in overcoming sin.
The importance of, and the biblical process of, conversion. How does the New Testament teach that one leaves the world and comes to be in Christ.
In thew of the fact that we live in the world that with ultimately by burned with fire, what for of persons do we have a moral obligation before God to be? The middle part of the third chapter of 2nd Peter tells us that we should be expectant, diligent, peaceful, spotless, blameless and considerate of God's patience.
Jesus spoke of the time that Moses lifted up a brazen serpent in the wilderness to indicate how He would "draw all men to Himself." In this study we look at the original incident that Jesus refers to and make parallels to His offer of salvation by His death on the cross.
A study of the mountain that came to represent the greatest hopes and spiritual nature of God's people on Earth, what the prophets of the Old Testament looked to from Zion, and how the New Testament authors spoke of it.
An overview of some of the most prominent prophecies about the Church. We begin with prophecies about the Messiah, the head of the church., prophecies of Him sitting on the throne of David and the new covenant that would be made with Israel. Then we looks the the prophecies in the gospels and how the inspired apostles said that these prophecies were fulfilled in the church.
An examination of how Jesus prayed regularly, fervently and purposefully. We see the kinds of thing that He prayed for and why, and how those things are instructive to us.
A study looking at the sinful culture, sinful people and sinful ruler of this world. And then seeing how we care Christians are called from the world, to be transformed by Christ away from it so that we can then seek to transform others for Christ.
A study from the minor prophets examining the book of Nahum. In this sequel to the great deliverance of Nineveh through the prophet Jonah, now destruction will come to them for their sins.
In this study we consider what things about our Heavenly Father we can know and imitate. We find in the scriptures that we know and can follow His example of love, mercy and holiness and can find out even more about his through His son.
The conclusion of our study of Samson. His courting of destruction with Delilah and his redemption as he turns back to God in the end.
A consideration of the early life of Samson. How God blessed so much from before his before onwards and how he was blessed over and over again in spite of his flaws.
A study of some of the qualities of God's people. In the scriptures we find that they are special to Him, few, observant, abiding and ready.
A two part look at Jesus' time in the garden of sorrows just before He death. At look at His strength, prayers and concern for others. Then at those who attacked Him and His great restraint in dealing with them so as to accomplish God's purpose in saving us.
Lessons gained from David's fight with Goliath as we look at the powerful, profane enemies that we face and how we can defeat them as David did. How to move the conflict to one that we can and who we fight and win the battles for.
An examination of the questions asked of God and the people who asked them. Some certainly were questions that objected to God's dealing and were questions of doubt and unbelief. Others were questions of amazement, seeking or longing.
We take the scriptures to be credible and applicable to us. What is they are not? What do we lose without believing in a credible revelation from God? What happens to the "sola scripture"? To the statement of Jesus who took the scriptures as credible? What happened to belief in the harmony of the scriptures? What inevitably replaces our belief in the scriptures if it's lost?
A study of how authority comes from God, but is implemented by men for the benefit of those under it. In this lesson we examine the need of those with authority to use it with humility, while those under their authority are in proper subjection.
We examine the ways that unbelievers use worldly wisdom to attach the trustworthiness of the scriptures. How they deny the supernatural of it and question the authorship of the it mostly because they don't like the moral restrictions found in it.
We examine the arguments that are commonly made to justify religious practices when their is no scriptural authority for them. We see how each such arguments as "many people do this," "we've done it this way before" or "I'd do do wrong that do nothing" and the like not proper justifications for anything.
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