Romans 3:23

In this lesson Paul describes the false teaching that was being promoted by certain teachers at the Galatian church and the dangerous consequences that would result. (Galatians 1:6-9)

Paul argues for the all sufficiency of Christ and His teachings over the false wisdom being touted by heretical teachers. (Colossians 1:1-2)

The Apostle rebukes and questions his readers for their foolish and dangerous attempt at returning to a system of law/works in order to obtain salvation and sanctification. (Galatians 3:1-5)

This lesson lays out the simple yet powerful plan that God has initiated to save mankind from eternal condemnation due to personal sin and how Jesus Christ fits into this plan of salvation.

In this lesson, Luke describes the important breakthrough for the early church as Peter begins to proclaim the gospel to non-Jews for the first time. (Acts 10:1-12:25)

Paul concludes his argument that the gospel he has preached and modeled is superior in its ability to save and reward those who believe and remain faithful to the end. (Philippians 3:7-21)

Paul reminds the Corinthians of 4 areas where he has given up his freedom in order to guarantee the salvation of others. (I Corinthians 9:10-33)

Most of our sins are little ones. Our sins rarely get us on the 10 o'clock news. Few of us are ever convicted of robbery, murder, rape. The majority of Christians manage to avoid the big "whopping" sins most of the time. That's why when a Christian does break the law, it's news. (I Chronicles 21:1-11)

Mike reviews the various ways that God calls each Christian at one time or another in life.

This lesson examines the impact of the gospel message on those who have been divorced.