What Really Matters in the Christian Life (Galatians Bible Study)
Dying with Christ, we die to the world’s power to order our lives. We are free to become fully God’s new creation.
May 8, 2020
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Dying with Christ, we die to the world’s power to order our lives. We are free to become fully God’s new creation.
Christ has not accomplished the full purpose of his death for us until he has come alive within us and through us by the Holy Spirit.
Only the apostolic gospel that faithfully preserves God’s invitation, issued on God’s terms, has the power to lead us to life.
God knows your needs. He is waiting only for you to come to him.
Sin may satisfy temporal desires, but virtue satisfies our deeply felt divine longings.
The nature of God’s love means that nothing can be done to make God love a person more.
In this Seven Minute Seminary, Dr. Scott Camp challenges the church not to leave out this essential message when presenting the good news of Jesus in the 21st century.
Steve Addison offers a different starting point for church-planting—evangelism and discipleship. He then explores how this movement model multiplies and how traditional churches can participate in this kind of gospel work.
What does the Bible teach about repentance? Read these seven quick points to discover a biblical summary of this essential Christian practice.
In this Seven Minute Seminary video, Steve Addison challenges our notions of mission and points us to a simpler way of obedience to Jesus and his Great Commission.
What is discipleship, and what does it look like, according to the Bible? Read these seven points on discipleship from Andrew Dragos.
Watch today’s Seven Minute Seminary by Dr. Matt Friedeman to learn more about the significance of holistic ministry.