Biblical Theology – Week 5: June 22, 2025Title: Biblical Theology as a Pastoral Tool – Why Pastors and Churches Should Care
Texts: Luke 24:27; 2 Timothy 3:16–17
I. Introduction:
Why do many well-inten...  Read More

Title: Persecution in the Second CenturySubject: Continued persecutions and the church’s responses
I. Introduction: Fire Refines FaithThe Roman Empire under Hadrian (117–138) and Marcus Aurelius (161–...  Read More

Sermon Title: Pride Cuts, Grace Grafts, & Faith ClingsText: Romans 11:11–24
Theme: Remain in God’s kindness, or risk being cut off.INTRODUCTIONI. ISRAEL STUMBLED, BUT NOT BEYOND RECOVERY (v. 11)II. GE...  Read More

Even when it looks like faith is gone, grace is still working. God’s remnant still lives....  Read More

A correct understanding of God’s nature guards against idolatry and false worship....  Read More

Righteousness comes not by works but by faith in Christ—faith that comes through hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ....  Read More

Faith in the Storm: Trusting God Amid Natural DisastersObjective: To explore how Christians should think about and respond to natural disasters biblically—through trust in God's sovereignty, compassio...  Read More

The Potter’s justice, patience, and mercy expose our pride and call us to worship, not protest....  Read More

Early persecutions and the church’s relationship with Roman authorities
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Systematic Theology - "Scripture"IntroductionScripture is God’s special revelation, the inspired and authoritative Word of God.Why This Matters:The Bible is the foundation of Christian doctrine and pr...  Read More

Romans 9:6 is a thesis verse and deserves to stand alone. Verses 7–18 then unfold in three movements: two historical examples (vv. 7–9 and vv. 10–13) followed by theological explanation and defense (v...  Read More

If God is for us, nothing can stand against us—no enemy, no lack, no accusation, no suffering, no separation. Five Questions. One Answer: Forever Loved....  Read More