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What is the Gospel? How do you share it biblically? How did Jesus and the apostles share the Gospel? As a follow-up to the previous session, we’ll be exploring these questions. Follow this link for the verses used.  

How do we evangelize and defend God biblically and faithfully? In this podcast, that’s what we’ll be looking at today. We’ll be taking a macro view of evangelism and apologetics as a whole and see how they actually complement each other. Follow this link for the verses used.   

In this final study on doctrine, we’ll be looking at the study of Last Things, which is also called eschatology. How are things going to progress for God’s people? Is there anything definite we know from Scripture? This episode should give hope and comfort to the people of God. Follow …

In this study on doctrine, we’ll be looking at what the ordinances are that were given to the Church. What are ordinances for the Church? What is baptism and the Lord’s supper about? Why do we observe them? Why are they important? Are they necessary for Salvation? Follow these links …

In this study of doctrine, we’ll be covering Satan, evil, and sin. How did Satan come into being? Who is he? What is the nature of evil? What is sin? Follow these links for the verses used in this study (link 1, link 2).      

In this podcast, we are continuing our doctrinal study and will be wrapping up the doctrine of Scripture in this part. Follow this link for the verses used in this part.  

We will continue our study of doctrine with the next topic: The Word of God. In this podcast, we’ll discuss the importance of a biblical-based worldview and then review the doctrinal statement on Scripture.  

This will be a wrap-up on the Doctrine of Salvation. For the last few sessions, we’ve been covering the fine details of salvation. In this part, we’ll zoom out and wrap it all up in one session.    

In our study of doctrine, we’re still trekking through the doctrine of soteriology (study of salvation). In this study, we’re looking at the doctrine of Definite Atonement. Did the atonement of Christ, did the atonement only make salvation “possible” or was the act something “definite” that happened? Follow this link …

But by the grace of God I am what I am, and his grace toward me was not in vain. On the contrary, I worked harder than any of them, though it was not I, but the grace of God that is with me. 1 Corinthians 15:10 ESV And I am sure …