The Condition for God’s Presence in Our Lives – (2 Chronicles 15:2)
On 2 Chronicles 15:2: God’s presence depends on our seeking him, and King Asa’s life warns us to keep pursuing God to the very end.
The Discipline of Serving – (Ephesians 2:10)
Nine New Testament reasons why every Christian—not only pastors—is created, called, gifted, and commanded to serve in the body of Christ.
Transformed Relationships – (Philippians 2:1-8)
A study of Philippians 2:1-8 on how Christ transforms our relationships through conviction, humility, and a servant’s heart.
Practical Christlikeness – (Mark 1:9-41)
From Mark 1, Jesus sought out, spoke with, and helped people; His followers grow in Christlikeness through belonging, believing, and being transformed.
Why Is Easter a Great Day? – (Romans 1:1-4)
Five reasons Christ’s resurrection makes Easter a great day: His deity, our justification, victory over death, our faith, and our future rising.
Our Relationship with the Holy Spirit – (John 14:15-18)
A study on relating to the Holy Spirit through Paul’s four commands: be filled, walk by, do not grieve, and do not quench the Spirit.
God Takes No Pleasure in Passive Observation – (Luke 7:36-50)
Luke 7:36-50: Simon the Pharisee versus the sinful woman reveals five ingredients of active worship that God delights in.
The Discipline of Going to Church – (1 Corinthians 1:2)
A study of what the church is, and how it worships and shares fellowship, drawn from 1 Corinthians, the Psalms, John 4, and Acts.
The Discipline of Meeting with God – (Mark 1:35)
Why and how to keep personal time with God—its blessings, when and where to meet Him, and what to do in that time, drawn from Mark 1:35 and beyond.
The Discipline of Reading Our Bible – (Acts 8:26-35)
On the discipline of daily reading and studying Scripture — how we received it, what it is, why to study it, and the results it brings.