Audio recording from Covenant of Grace's primary Sunday School class in Dunwoody, GA.
Covenant of Grace: Dunwoody, GA
What is the unforgivable sin and who can commit it? Why do we need ears to hear to really hear the secret of the faith?
Jesus' demonstrations of authority are meant to provoke a response. Who do you say he is?
Mark 2 begins five controversies that Jesus provokes early in his ministry.
Jesus calls his first disciples and goes on the move validating his ministry and teaching about the kingdom.
Starting a new series in the Gospel of Mark, we want to know what it's about. Mark wastes no time getting to the point.
QA with the class on examples of how we put these things into practice faithfully.
What about God's design of women relates to how they love and can love? What about the fall and the curse fights against it?
What does it mean to love? How can we love? Why do we love?
How has the Church's approach to understanding Scripture changed over the years? What do we keep and what do we leave behind?
Christ is the key to unlocking the meaning of the Old Testament. That's why the New Testament is our greatest aid to getting from words to meaning.
How do we get from words about truth to the understanding of truth? Hermeneutics.
We've heard of the "Five Points of Calvinism," but do we know what they're responding to and why that matters?
Where does Christian theology begin? With God-centered faith.
Why bother organizing the teachings of Scripture? Because the church needs it to do her work well!
Why does doctrine matter? Because, without it, the church cannot be the church!
What's a worldview? What are the competing perspectives on the ultimate?
As God fulfills his promise to his people, there are several important points the writer of Joshua wants us to see.
As God fulfills his promise to his people, there are several important points the writer of Joshua wants us to see.
Why is God so upset with his people? What's the big deal?
How does God work? In a far more comprehensive, wise, and effective way that we would.
God calls us to remember his goodness. And he gives lots of help for the task.
What can we do in our own strength? If we really believe it's nothing, isn't God gracious to show us?
How do we find the idols that are poisoning our relationships? How hard are we willing to look?
It's not hard to find what's at the center of the Rahab story.
As an(other) Christian, Protestant, Reformed, and Presbyterian church, what makes COG unique?
Does God have an opinion on how he's worshipped? You bet he does.
How important is church government? What does Scripture have to say about it?
In this lesson we talk about TULIP: how God saves.
Picking up on "Faith Alone," we work through Grace (alone), Christ (alone), Scripture (alone), to the Glory of God (alone)!
Picking up on "Faith Alone," we work through Grace (alone), Christ (alone), Scripture (alone), to the Glory of God (alone)!
Why does "Faith Alone" matter and what are the Protestants protesting?
What does it mean to be a Christian? Where do we draw the line? What is faith, really?
Where do we find what is to be believed? What is our ultimate authority?
Why join *any* church? Does membership really matter?
Why join *any* church? Does membership really matter?
For each of the commandments, the Catechism gives us ideas about what is required and what is forbidden.
The Heidelberg Catechism returns to the law. This time, with a different perspective.
What does the Heidelberg Catechism have to say about the sacraments?
Does God care how he is to be worshipped? Does God care what the church on earth is?
Wrap up of questions from the previous week and we consider how faith saves.
What happens after we die? Then what happens after that?
When we confess that Jesus "descended into hell," what are we saying? What do we not mean?
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