The Gospel According to Matthew (Matthew 1:1-28:20)
A survey of the Gospel of Matthew: its authorship, date, structure, and its portrait of Jesus as the promised Messiah and King.
The Gospel According to Mark (Mark 1:1–16:20)
An introduction to the Gospel of Mark: its author John Mark, and the time, place, and Gentile audience of the second Gospel.
The Gospel According to Luke (Luke 1:1–24:53)
An introduction to the Gospel according to Luke (1:1–24:53): its preface, author, date, content, plan, and distinctive features.
The Gospel According to John
An introduction to the Gospel of John — its author, date, and threefold message of signs, faith, and life (John 20:30-31).
The First Epistle of the Apostle Paul to the Corinthians
An introduction to 1 Corinthians: how to read the epistles, the city of Corinth, Paul’s ministry there, and a full outline of the letter.
The Inspiration of the Old Testament – (2 Timothy 3:15-17)
On 2 Timothy 3:15-17: why the Old Testament is God-breathed, its canon, its faithful transmission, and its value for today.
The Power of God’s Word – (1 Samuel 3:1-21)
A sermon on 1 Samuel 3:1-21: how the rare, startling, sovereign, and confirmed word of God still breaks the darkness of our age.
The Living Book – (Jeremiah 36:20-28)
The Bible can be rejected, ordinary, or living; Jeremiah 36, Acts 8, and Hebrews 4 show it as God’s indestructible, life-changing Word.
What Is the Word of God Like? – (Luke 8:11)
Nine biblical images of God’s Word—seed, water, manna, mirror, hammer, lamp, sword, medicine, fire—and how each one works to transform our lives.
The Inspiration of the New Testament – (Hebrews 1:1-2)
Why the New Testament’s inspiration matters — the Gospels, Paul’s letters, and living under the authority of God’s inspired Word.