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Eph. 4:32 says, "And be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ also has forgiven you." Then we are told to imitate God "as beloved children" and told grow towards maturity together.
In this short lesson, we look at the maturity we are supposed to be moving towards and our relationship with those who are trying to do the same.
From the "All-In" pagans to those who are seduced unsuspectingly into idolatry, to those who try to blend it with some devotion to God, we find that there are many ways to be taken away from true and pure devotion to God. Study this with us in our third installment on idolatry.
Our second lesson on idolatry. In this lesson, we look at the gospel call away from idolatry and the teachings given to flee from it and abstain from it. Christ not only calls us TO Him, but AWAY from these defiling things.
God said not have other gods or make idols. Israel did both. Often. Actually, almost always. We begin our study of idolatry with their history of unfaithfulness.
How do we accomplish the righteousness of God? The book of James tells us that it is not by anger.
Let's look at the most basic question of salvation: What are we saved from? Who saves us? Saved to do what? Why?
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Jesus's enemies challenged Him to destroy or harm Him. His friends didn't do this, but challenged, exasperated, and angered Him at times anyway. We study how they did this and how He responded. And what we should do when we do this to each other.
Jesus was often challenged by those who opposed Him. Here we study not just how they did it so that we can recognize similar challenges presented to us, but also how Jesus responded, so that we can do likewise.
I find the most amazing thing not that Jesus walked on water -- the gospel is presented to get us to believe that He rose from the dead and is the son of God -- so of course hHe can walk on water. No, the amazing thing is that Peter can do it too. Study with us how what Jesus empowered Peter, and all His followers to do.
Repentance is one of the first things preached in the gospel. John the Baptist, Jesus, and the apostles all preached, "Repent" first of all. Study with us about why this was done, what needed to be changed most of all, and the three parts of full repentance.
Arthur Anderson brings us a short lesson asking "Believing In Christ Should Be Ease, Right?" He takes us to three examples where faithfulness wasn't easy, but it was still worth it.
Rick Erb taught us from 2 Kings 17:33 that the people served their own gods -- and that many repeated the same mistakes today.
God warned Aaron the priest, "I will be treated as holy." Learn the why He did so, how effectively He made his point about it and what we can learn from this today.
Jesus called Satan the "father of lies" and said he lied by nature. In this study, we compare the nature of Satan, men and God. We who has the nature to be truthful.
There are many types of uncleanness in the Old Testament. In the New Testament, only moral uncleanness remains. Listen to get the Biblical details.
In Mark 4 and 5, Jesus helps a number of people in desperate circumstances ranging from perilous danger, permanent spiritual and physical ailments, and even death. How did Jesus help? What did that prove for us?
This is a question Christians are regularly faced with, sometimes from skeptics, sometimes in honest. Why is this question asked of us? What do the scriptures say to guide us?
In Mark chapter 1, one of the first things Mark tells about us a story where several things happen that astounded the people there. But those are the part that astounds us today. Listen to the short lesson to find out why.
See how the wonderful and precious grace of God has been inseparably linked by Him to truth. We'll look at some of the implications of this pairing.
The apostle Peter said that Jesus was "of precious value to believers." What are some things precious to believers? And my are they more precious to us than to others?
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