God has planned for us to live by His grace. We hope that the following studies contribute to that end.
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How does the New Testament use the Old Testament?
What does the Son's lordship mean for our lives?
Misapplied or misrepresented Scriptures might appear to suggest that a believer can lose their salvation.
We continue looking at misunderstood texts that are applied by some to teach that we can lose our salvation.
There are misunderstood Scriptures that some use to suggest that we can lose our salvation.
The Son is Lord. He exercises His lordship over our lives and the use of our spiritual gifts.
The Son is Lord. The sphere of His Lordship has changed.
The Son is King. Is He acting as King today?
More statements using the word "fulfill" demonstrate that we should interpret Scripture in a normal/literal manner.
Were the prophecies in Daniel fulfilled literally or figuratively? Were the prophecies about Christ fulfilled literally or allegorically?
Satan tempts us to disrupt the normal Christian life. He is a liar. How is lying related to his temptations.
Believers are to live by grace. God has also prepared good works for believers to do. How do these two work together?
God's faithfulness to His covenants to Israel impact our understanding of His faithfulness to our salvation.
How do we read statements that seem to contradict what we have observed as normal in our world?
The truth about the Pre-Tribulational Rapture is intended to encourage believers.
The Rapture involves resurrection and people being changed.
What does it mean for the Son to be priest?
How do the New Testament writers and speakers interpret the Old Testament?
How did Jesus and others interpret the Old Testament?
What is the Biblical foundation of the Pre-Tribulational Rapture of the Church?
Does the title Son of God mean He is God progeny, or does it means something so much bigger?
Arius taught that the Son was created. The council of Nicea countered by stating that the Son is eternally generated. What does Scripture say?
We read Scripture in a normal simplistic manner.
Do you know these Scriptural principles? Genuine works will be rewarded by God. In the epistles, exhortations to live godly are based on what God has done and plans to do in the Christian's life and not based on fear of losing salvation.
Some Scriptures state that God gave the Law. Other Scriptures state that believers today are not under Law.
The Bible contains statements and commands that appear to be contradictory.
Paul closes this letter with greetings from believers and to believers. We learn some amazing things from these greetings.
What kind of conduct and talk should characterize believers when we are with unbelievers?
Is our salvation safe? This study contrasts a man-based salvation to a God-based salvation.
What is the relationship between seriousness and zeal? Both are qualities that are appropriate in certain settings.
Paul needed to proclaim the mystery of the Christ. What was this mystery?
What does it mean to be saved? God has made us a kingdom of priests.
What does it mean to be saved? We have a new title, and we are God's children.
Ben ties off this study with a look at Paul before Roman officials.
Hebrews demonstrates multiple limitations of the Law. This is important if God wants us to live by some standard other than the Law.
What is meant by "prayer"? Why don't the apostles use a word for "worship" in their letters?
We can endure hardship and challenges. What is endurance? Does it just mean to go through it?
Letting the word about the Christ dwell richly in us affects our interpersonal relationships.
Paul suffered. We look at several instances of his suffering.
Josh continues to lead us in a study of what it means to be saved.
What is godliness and how do we live in a godly way?
We look at the qualities we are to pursue that are listed in 1 Timothy 6:11 .
Christ's priesthood is after the order of Melchizedek. What does this say about the place of the Law for the New Testament believer?
What is the priestly order of Melchizedek? What does it mean for both Christ and the Law?
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