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A Study Of John 8:39-47: What do our actions demonstrate about us?
A study of John 8:39-47 reveals the difference between physical and spiritual relationships, the scriptural claim to a spiritual relationship, and we demonstrate the actions of the one we follow.
A Study Of John 8:31-38: What is the truth that sets you free?
A study of John 8:31-38 reveals the key to discipleship and truth that sets you free, the enslaving power of sin, and the wrong motives present when truth is absent.
Is Christmas A Hoax?
Is Christmas a hoax? Christmas is faith in a historical event, the Word of God is absolute truth, and a community of faithful followers offers assurance.
A Study Of John 8:21-30: What happens if you reject Jesus?
A study of John 8:21 reveals two worlds and the result of rejecting the one from above, the coming crucifixion, and the obedience of Jesus and increase of his followers.
A Study Of John 8:12-20: How is Jesus the light of the world?
A study of John 8:12-20 reveals Jesus as the light of the world, witnesses of Jesus’ divinity, and the result of not knowing Jesus.
When God’s Faithful People Face Affliction
When God’s faithful people face affliction, Psalm 44 tells us how to respond. Remember God’s past faithfulness, demonstrate covenant loyalty despite present suffering, and boldly plead for God’s intervention.
A Study Of John 8:2-11: Why do people manipulate scripture?
A study of John 8:2-11 reveals hearts that manipulate scripture for evil intent, caution about condemning others’ sin lest we expose our own, and that Jesus doesn’t condemn sin, but still speaks against it.
A Study Of John 7:37-8:1: What does the Bible mean by living water?
A study of John 7:37-8:1 reveals the living water that represents the Holy Spirit, a mixed response to the identity of Jesus, and Jesus’ rejection by the spiritual elite.
A Study Of John 7:25-36: How are human and spiritual perception different?
A study of John 7:25-36 reveals the bold teaching of Jesus, the difference between human and spiritual perception, and Jesus’ final destination.
