In Christ, the believer is free from condemnation, free from slavery to sin, and empowered by the Spirit to live in righteousness. There is no halfway ground, no confusion, and no excuse....  Read More

Lesson 2: The Role of Biblical Theology in the ChurchObjective: To understand how biblical theology shapes the church’s preaching, teaching, worship, discipleship, and mission, that church is a people...  Read More

The Law is good, but it exposes our sin, revealing the war between the flesh and the spirit. The believer experiences a lifelong battle against sin, but Christ alone delivers us from its power....  Read More

The early Christian church in Jerusalem and its early challenges....  Read More

In Christ, believers have died to the law’s demands and have been joined to Christ in a new relationship, not to live in legalism but to bear fruit for God....  Read More

IntroductionBerkhof’s definition: Religion as the conscious relation between man and God.Romans 1:19-21 – God's existence is evident in creation.The Nature of ReligionGeneral Revelation vs. Special Re...  Read More

In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)Objective: Equip participants with a biblical and ethical understanding of IVF, enabling them to engage thoughtfully and compassionately with the topic.Understanding IVF De...  Read More

Week 1: Why We Need Biblical TheologyI. What is Biblical Theology?Definition: Biblical theology studies how the Bible fits together as one unified story, progressively revealing God’s plan of redempti...  Read More

Title: If You’re Dead, Act Like It!
Text: Romans 6:1-11
Theme: Paul doesn’t say, "Try harder." He says: you’re dead to sin—live like it!I. IntroductionAs Christians, our identity is rooted in Christ’s...  Read More

Title: I’m Thankful I’m in Adam
Text: Romans 5:12-21
Theme: The Contrast Between Adam and Christ—Through Adam, sin and death entered the world; through Christ, righteousness and eternal life are freel...  Read More

Church HistoryWeek 1: The Fullness of TimeTheme: Understanding the cultural, religious, and political context of early Christianity.IntroductionWhy is history important for our faith?I. The Jewish wor...  Read More

Introduction to Systematic Theology 1. Introduction“Why do we need theology if we already have the Bible?”•Definition from Berkhof: Systematic Theology is the ordered study of the doctrines of Scriptu...  Read More