Pentecost Continues! – (Acts 2:1-4)
A study of Acts 2:1-4 showing how Pentecost continues today in the ongoing harvest, the church as God’s dwelling, and the Spirit’s work.
That Our Sins May Be Wiped Out – (Acts 3:19)
On Acts 3:19: what biblical repentance is and its three sides — mind, emotion, and will — that our sins may be wiped out.
The Very Gate of Paradise – (Romans 1:16-17)
A walk through Romans 1-11 on how the righteousness of God, received by faith in Christ, is the gospel and the very gate of paradise.
The Christian’s Moral Duty – (Romans 1:13-16)
From Romans 1:13-16, why sharing the gospel is every Christian’s moral duty: our obligation, our readiness, and confidence over shame.
How Did We Become Sick with “Incurable Sin”? – (Romans 1:18-32)
Romans 1:18-32 traces the case history of “incurable sin” — how rejecting God led to His wrath and our need for the gospel.
The Law — An Aggravating Circumstance? – (Romans 2:1-24)
A study of Romans 2:1-24 showing that having the law does not spare us God’s wrath but raises the standard, leaving Jew and Gentile alike without excuse.
The Role of Faith in Our Justification – (Romans 4:1-25)
Romans 4 shows why faith justifies, what authentic faith looks like in Abraham, and the God and risen Christ who are its object.
The Hope of the Glory of God – (Romans 5:1-11)
From Romans 5:1-11: why the Christian hope of resurrection glory is certain, grounded in peace with God and guaranteed by Christ’s death and Spirit.
Freedom in the Blood of Christ – (Luke 4:14-21)
From Luke 4:14-21, how Jesus proclaims freedom — setting us free from the Law, from sin, and from fear through His redeeming blood.
Freedom from the Law – (Romans 7:1-6)
An exposition of Romans 7:1-6: through Christ’s death we are released from the Law and now serve by grace, in the new way of the Spirit.