We explore the continuity between the true Israel and the Church of today. We see how we truly are one in Christ. This then pushes us toward a more inclusive view of all those that we come in contact with.

We explore the battle against pride and self exultation. How we should be more and more dependent upon Him, and more and more commited to Him because everything that we have truly comes from Him.

The glory of the most magnificent being that has ever existed is revealed to us and stands before us. We are challenged by this text to embrace the relationship available to us in Him.

We explore how fallen we are, where our hope lies and how marvelous his grace truly is for us. What do we have to look forward to? What does that mean for us?

We explore here the importance for us personnally of the exultation of the power of Christ. How that fuels our walk of faith and ultimately our relationship with Christ.

We explore the centrality of Christ work on our behalf. We explore how our value lies in God's choosing us and making us His own. Join us as we marvel at our great God and Savior and His work for and through us.

What is redemption? How does that redemption relate to forgivness? What is the mystery of Christ will that Paul relates here? All of these and other points as well are explored as we seek to know how to better embrace our precious relationship with Christ.

We explore in the passage the great way that Paul expands our vision of God and His great work for us.

We explore how we have been set free in Christ from bondage to sin. We look at what that means and how it should affect our lives. We look at the many benefits and why it is so hard to grasp them.

We explore here how we need to safeguard ourselves against the false teaching that so easily can corrupt our understanding of God and thus our relationship with God and lead us astray.

We explore how we are called here to be marked by love and restoration and not perfection. How does the Spirit transform us to be more like the Son? How can we glorify Christ in confronting brothers, bearing their burdens, and helping them grow.

We explore here how God calls us to live in the present reality of Christ. We look at what we need to do in order to accomplish this. How these things produce the fruit of the Spirit, and a deeper more intimate relationship with God.

We explore how we are called to be free in Christ. To love our neighbors through faith. To walk by the Spirit and not gratify our fleshly desires. We are called to engage in a passionate personal relationship with Christ.

In this passage we explore the nature of false teachers and the nature of truth.

We explore here how Paul is calling us to safeguard our freedom we have in Christ. He calls us to passionately embrace our Lord Jesus Christ not out of servile duty, but from the delightful joy of a son seeking his Father's pleasure.

We explore the adoption as sons. How it is initiated, how it is accomplished, and how it is brought to completion.

We explore how people who are transformed by Christ can be led astray by false teaching. Paul here calls the people back to a fervent relationship with Christ. We see here the elements of correcting erroneous followings.

In this passage we explore how law is a continuation of the promise. We look at how the law reveals our sin and helps lead us into a life of reliance on Christ and pursuit of Him.

Here we explore the planning evident in the promise of God of the incarnation as it is foreshadowed throughout scripture. It is truly exciting to see the plan of God unfold in His word.

A lot of people believe in Jesus, what causes faith to be saving faith. It is of critical importance because as we explore the passage it becomes clear that simple belief does not save one's soul.

We explore justification and how it is given to us through faith. We explore the great struggle to die to self in the area of justification. How attitude affects our hearts inclination towards dependence on God or self. The reality is that the struggle is so very relevant and subtle.

We explore justification by Christ. How can we rely on it and what impact should that have on us? What kind of attitudes result from a clear understanding of justification and how does that affect what we do?

We explore where justification comes from and see a vivid example of how easily our faith is corrupted by relying on the wrong things to justify us.

In this passage we look at how the mark of the truth in the Gospel according to Paul was the Glory of God. That should be the thing that marks our lives. We have to seek to preserve the truth of that gospel because that truth is the Glory of God

Paul talks about his life and how his life has been affected by the gospel. He aims to communicate to the Galatians the foundation and basis for what he is about to teach them. We explore how important these things are and how relevant they are for us today.

Paul talks about the discord that has been brought to the Galatians. He looks at how the gospel has been perverted and how that perversion has brought division. We explore how he seeks to overcome this division and how this overcoming reveals truth.

We start a new book. We explore the background and context of the book and go through Paul's greeting. Along the way we discover that this book has some incredibly relevant things for us today.

We explore the resurrection and triumph of Christ as He rebukes the unbelief of the disciples. He calls us to follow Him by faith as King of Kings for all of eternity.

Fear and courage in the wake of Christ death provide a contrast that we explore to see how our lives should be shaped by our Lord Jesus Christ

We look at the crucifixion and try to gain a greater appreciation for all that Christ did for us, so that we might be more compelled to live for Him.

The mockery of Herod, the mockery of the soldiers, the humanity of Christ and the bearing of the cross. All of these themes tie together in a relevant way as we explore this passage.

We explore the trial of Jesus before Pilate. We see guilt and innocence put on display and marvel at how men given the choice choose to condemn innocence and embrace sin.

Christ stands in the face of false accusation and declares truth. Peter stands in the face of true accusation and declares falsehood. We explore this passage and find out just how relevant it is for us today.

We explore how Jesus follows his own teaching to love your enemies. We see how He rests completely in God's sovreign control over His situation. We examine how easy it is for us as disciples not to rest in God's sovreignty.

We explore what Jesus was doing here in Gathsemane. We see Him seeking God and learn why and how that is important for us. Join us as we examine what our priorities are and what strength we will gain if we change them.