Faith, the Apostle Paul explains, is simply taking God at His Word—trusting that what He promises, He performs. We are reminded in this teaching that Abraham was justified not by works but by believing God, and in the same way … Continue reading →

Redemption, as this episode shows, means that Christ entered the slave market of sin, paid the full ransom with His own blood, and set us free forever. Scripture demonstrates through several terms that He not only bought us but removed … Continue reading →

Glorification is the goal of God’s salvation and is about our eternal hope in Christ. We learn in this message that glorification is the final stage of salvation, when believers are freed from the very presence of sin and receive … Continue reading →

This study explores the Apostle Paul’s teaching in Romans 6, where he talks about change for the believer, and the different path we can take for our lives so that we no longer walk in sin. Sanctification is the lifelong … Continue reading →

Justification, we learn in this lesson, means that God declares guilty sinners righteous the moment they believe in Christ, not because of anything they earn, but entirely by His grace. The Apostle Paul explains that all people have sinned and … Continue reading →

Because we’re guilty sinners, we deserve the punishment and judgment of God because of our sins. But out of His love for us, Christ extended Himself upon the Cross and took our punishment to pay sin’s penalty. The Lord’s Supper … Continue reading →

This teaching focuses on Mark 14 and the story of the broken alabaster box, which demonstrated a woman’s extravagant, sacrificial act of love, as she poured out the costly jar’s entire contents on Jesus, preparing Him for His burial. While … Continue reading →

Israel’s worship of the golden calf in Exodus 32 shows how quickly the people abandoned God’s law while Moses was on Mount Sinai. We learn in this lesson that when Moses descended and saw their sin, he shattered the stone … Continue reading →

This study explores Mark 2, where four friends bring a paralyzed man to Jesus, refusing to give up even when the crowded house makes standard entry impossible. Their determined faith leads them to break through the roof and lower him … Continue reading →

Gideon’s story in Judges 7 shows how God intentionally reduced Israel’s army from 32,000 to just 300 men, so the victory over the vast Midianite forces would clearly be attributed to Him alone. We learn in this message that armed … Continue reading →