When Jesus came He brought in a new covenant which negated the old one along with its laws. The consequence of this change must be fully understood if we expect to keep the New Testament church pure from unauthorized additions.
Just what is included in our acceptance of Jesus as our Lord? This is not always fully understood, but vital to our spiritual wellbeing. Let’s explore this together.
Each prophecy of Christ’s coming has a unique answer to humanity’s needs. They reveal God’s loving plan and ultimate victory over sin and Satan. We will explore some of these and their fulfillments.
The prophecies of Christ given centuries before Jesus was born are sufficient evidence for the inspiration of the Bible. We will look at just eight of the many prophecies of Jesus to demonstrate this claim.
This statement is the last made by Jesus from the cross before He died. It was only one word in the Greek. It was a cry of victory and not of defeat. He knew the connection between His death and the salvation of sinners. We will examine the wide encompassing meaning of these words in this lesson.
Paul’s letter to the Philippines is one of the most uplifting and positive letters in the New Testament. Paul handles an attitude problem that threatens the unity of the church. This lesson focuses on Paul’s method of handling negative attitudes.
Norman Vincent Peale wrote The Power of Positive Thinking, which helped countless people change their thoughts and lives. Jesus does this and more. Not only does He provide inner peace, He provides us peace with God and a hope of eternal life. Christlike thinking shares this hope with others.