Our Sacrifice – (Hebrews 9:11-10:18)
In Hebrews 9:11–10:18, Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice perfectly cleanses the conscience, seals the new covenant, and opens the way to God.
In Hebrews 9:11–10:18, Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice perfectly cleanses the conscience, seals the new covenant, and opens the way to God.
Five marks from James 1–5 by which we recognize a mature Christian: enduring trials, loving people, a bridled tongue, peacemaking, and prayer.
A study of James 3:13–18 on heavenly wisdom and how its seven marks shape wise, peaceable relationships with the people around us.
A study of James 4:13-17 on planning our lives in humble dependence on God’s will rather than boasting about tomorrow.
An outline of Genesis 1-2: God forms the earth in three days, fills it in three more, crowns it with man, and rests.
A study of Genesis 16 and Hagar: when we scheme instead of trusting God, He remains El Roi, the God who sees and cares for the mistreated.
Exodus 32, Matthew 27 and Revelation 3 warn against exchanging the living God for idols, self or the spirit of the age, and call us to repent.
Joshua 2 and Rahab: how God’s grace saves a sinner as she is, and the scarlet cord that points to the blood of Christ.
A study of Joshua 6:1-20 on how faith, obedience, and praise release God’s anointing to bring down the walls of Jericho and win victory.
A study of Joshua 7:1–8:2 and Proverbs 24:16 on the causes of defeat and God’s strategies for turning our failures into victories.