Key categorized teachings of the Bible.
John commands and encourages believers to live in a way that will allow them to be bold at Jesus’ coming because He IS coming back. This proper perspective leads to living a purified life as we look to meeting our pure Savior.
David Chambers continues our series on Reviewing and Refreshing Our Doctrinal Statement. In this lesson, we look at what the Scriptures teach about our responsibility to government, and the purpose and responsibility of government.
As we continue to look at warnings and exhortations from John, we recognize this passage to be a challenge to interpret. John brings up terms as “antichrist” and “anointing,” and concepts like “not needing anyone to teach” us, or “you know all things.” How are we to understand these?
David Chambers continues our series on Reviewing and Refreshing Our Doctrinal Statement. In this lesson, we look at the two ordinances: baptism and communion (the Lord’s Table).
David Chambers continues our series on Reviewing and Refreshing Our Doctrinal Statement. In this lesson, we look at the second part of core teachings regarding the Church.
David Chambers continues our series on Reviewing and Refreshing Our Doctrinal Statement. In this lesson, we look at core teachings regarding the Church, both the universal Church and the local church.
Jesus’ resurrection is the crux of Christianity. Because Jesus rose from the dead, these 8 truths are certain.
We took some time and had some fun reviewing what we have covered in our doctrine review studies so far.
Having an ongoing relationship with God as believers who are still afflicted by our sinfulness takes more than talking about it. It requires walking responsively to God’s light, letting it guide our decisions. It also requires us to say the same thing about our sin that God does. Finally, we have to see sin as […]
David Chambers continues our series on Reviewing and Refreshing Our Doctrinal Statement. In this lesson, we look at core teachings regarding the doctrine of Salvation.