• God’s Righteous Judgment (Roman 2:1-16)
• The Jews Guilty as the Gentiles (Romans 2:17-24)
• Circumcision of No Avail  (Romans 2:25-29)

• Abraham Justified by Faith
• David Celebrates the Same Truth
• Abraham Justified Before Circumcision
• The Promise Granted Through Faith

• Dead to Sin, Alive to God
• From Slaves of Sin to Slaves of God

• Free from Indwelling Sin
• Sonship Through the Spirit
• From Suffering to Glory
• God’s Everlasting Love

• Israel’s Rejection of Christ
• Israel’s Rejection and God’s Purpose
• Israel’s Rejection and God’s Justice
• Present Condition of Israel

In this chapter we discuss:

• Pride Promotes Strife
• Humility Cures Worldliness
• Do Not Judge a Brother
• Do Not Boast About Tomorrow

In this chapter James discusses the following:

• 1. Christians Should Not Show Partiality
• 2. Faith Without Works is Dead

In this introductory lesson on the Epistle of James we present an overview of the epistle, the background information, and discuss the author.

In our seventh study on The Beatitudes, we look at the Peacemakers.

In our fifth message on the Beatitudes we look at The Merciful.

In our third message on the Beatitudes we look at those who Christ described as the meek.

In this first message in our series on The Beatitudes we will look at the parable of the Pharisee and the Tax Collector to better understand what it means to be "Poor in Spirit."

Our substance is everything God has given us. It's our finances, but it is also our time and talents. Just like the Corinthians, we can learn the principles of giving our substance from the Macedonians. Giving is sacrificial, spontaneous, selfless, spiritual, and sincere.

In this first message of our series on Christian stewardship, we look at grace, not as it relates to salvation, but as the source of our desire, ability, and strength to accomplish God's purpose for our lives.