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Jesus did not come to judge, but to save the world.
Those who reject Him are judged by God's Word while those who trust in Him gain eternal life. [1 hour 14 minutes]
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Andy Woods
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This study includes a discussion of one of the main supposed contradictions in Scripture. Dr.
Henebury also highlights the theme of belief in Jesus as Messiah. [24 minutes]
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Paul Henebury
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The intimate time during which Jesus taught His disciples on the night of His betrayal lays the foundation for understanding much that follows in the New Testament. [1 hour 6 minutes]
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Andy Woods
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Jesus kept the law perfectly thereby providing the only means by which fallen men and women can achieve righteousness in the eyes of our Holy God. [37 minutes]
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Greg Summers
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Believers are "bathed" upon placing their faith in Christ.
Thereafter, they continue "washing" as a means of remaining in fellowship with the Father. [1 hour 17 minutes]
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Andy Woods
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The simplicity and priorities of Christian fellowship following the Day of Pentecost serve as a pattern which all churches should follow. [54 minutes]
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Tony Garland
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Believers uphold truth and reveal darkness in a world which has rejected God. [37 minutes]
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Greg Summers
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Should the Book of Revelation be read from a combination of interpretive viewpoints?
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Tony Garland
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This article continues an examination of passages that "kingdom now" theologians routinely employ in order to argue that the kingdom is a present spiritual reality.
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Andy Woods
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Comments regarding the preterist interpretation of prophecy and its popularization by influential teachers such as R.
C.
Sproul and Hank Hanegraaff (the “Bible Answer Man”).
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Tony Garland
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Newsletter - December 9, 2013