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Jesus is the Great Prophet for whom Israel waited.
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The Government of Prophet, Priest, and King is on the shoulder of the Messiah
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It is the glory of the Good Shepherd to sacrifice Himself for His one flock.
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We draw comfort from Jesus, our Door and Great Shepherd
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Jesus teaches us to listen for the voice of our shepherd.
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Jesus calls us to follow Him, the Light of the World.
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The dysfunction of the religious leaders is a parable for the conduct of the Church
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We learn about the history and theology of the Pentecostals
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We learn about the history and theology of the Methodists
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We learn about the origin and theology of the Baptists
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Jesus once more calls us to walk by faith and not by sight.
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When Jesus speaks scandalizing words, will you fall away or persevere in your believing?
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We learn about the early Calvinist/Arminian debate
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The Roman Catholic Church establishes the dogma and direction of the church.
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Jesus explains the Inclusivity and Exclusivity of Salvation
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We discover the origins of the English Reformation and the Anglican Church
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Jesus explains that He is the Bread of Life; all who come to Him will be saved, and He will preserve them forever.
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We learn about the life and theology of John Calvin
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Jesus performs his fifth sign, feeding the multitude.
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Jesus exhorts us to seek approval from God and not man.
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We learn about the Anabaptists of the Radical Reformation.
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Pastor Emeritus Dan Milroy encourages us from Luke 12
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We answer some questions related to the application of the Christian worldview to everyday life
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We believe and marvel that Jesus is God the Son and the Son of Man
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Jesus calls us to compassionate obedience, not legalism
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The fourth category of the Christian worldview is Restoration, the hope of the Christian life.
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We must take Jesus at His Word, without waiting for proof
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The third category of the Christian worldview is Redemption, Christ's work to restore sinners to Himself.
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Jesus calls us to join Him in harvesting souls for eternal life.
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Jesus sends his disciples to reap the Gospel harvest
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Jesus establishes a new order in which we worship God in Spirit and in Truth.
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The Christian worldview begins with Creation, things the way they were when God made them.
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We are introduced to the idea of "worldview" and the presuppositions of the Christian worldview
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Jesus tells calls us to find forgiveness and satisfaction in Him alone.
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The Nenonenes share with us their ministry to Togo W Africa
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The Spirit produces the joy of Christ in our hearts as we believe in the Resurrection
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We learn about the beginnings of the Swiss Reformation, and when Luther met Zwingli
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Jesus drank the cup of cursing, that we may drink the cup of blessing.
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We hope in Jesus, who went to the cross by faith in His resurrection.
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The affections of saving faith include joy, humility, and loyal love.
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We learn about Martin Luther's early Reformation
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John shows us the love of the Father and calls us to love Him in return
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We learn about John Huss and begin the story of Martin Luther
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John Wycliffe, Morning Star of the Reformation, translated the Bible into English
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Jesus tells Nicodemus: you must believe in the Son
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We learn about Peter Waldo and the translation of Scripture
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Jesus tells Nicodemas: You Must Be Born of the Spirit!
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Jesus' second sign reveals He is the righteous and just God who will judge and redeem His People
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We consider the influence of Aquinas, Lombard, and Anselm
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We learn about some of the theological errors which developed during the Middle Ages
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Jesus' first sign reveals He is the Compassionate Creator who will establish the Celebration Feast with His People on the Last Day.
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Jesus' ministry as the One the OT anticipated begins, as John's ministry fades
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We learn about the Crusades and begin to consider Anselm
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The Athanasian Creed marks a transition into the Middle Ages
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Who Do You Say You Are? John says he is all about Jesus.
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Nathan Robbins challenged the Church to be salt and light.
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Nathan Robbins shared with our church his church planting ministry in Buffalo, NY
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We are moving on from Chalcedon, considering trajectories which will affect the Middle Ages.
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The center of the Prologue reveals the heart of the Gospel: We must receive the God who came.
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The Apostle tells us how we know "he came" and what it means that "he came."
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We finish our look at the Chalcedonian Council and Definition and consider its conclusions.
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We take a look at the history surrounding the Council of Chalcedon.
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The closing words of John's Prologue reveal that Jesus is the fullness of the grace of God.
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The opening words of John's Prologue reveal the Word is God, the Creator, Life, and Light of the world.
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This is a brief survey of the debate between Augustine and Pelagius, and the doctrine of Grace according to Augustine.
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What is the Gospel of John all about? And why did John write it?
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A brief look at Augustine's teaching on Baptism.
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We purpose to worship God through our Covenant with One Another
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We join with Mary in worship of the Mighty God.
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What did Zechariah believe and hope for that caused him to write his poem?
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Worship is the proper response to the Name of the Lord
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The Way of God in the world is forgiveness and judgment.
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Yahweh reveals His name to Moses; He is a God abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness.
