Charcoal Fire Bible Study: Recent Episodes
Pastor Bill Schott
These teachings are for anyone looking for an in-depth, Christ-centered study on various books of the Bible. My goal is to demonstrate the centrality of Christ throughout all of the Scriptures, and I pray that these teachings deepen and enrich your relationship with Christ Jesus.
In this teaching Pastor Bill explains how this chapter emphasizes repentance,spiritual fruitfulness, compassion over legalism, and readiness for God’skingdom. It reminds us that God is patient but just, and that we must respondto His call before it’s too late. Turn to God while there’s still time—bearfruit, show mercy, and walk the narrow path.
Pastor Bill guide us through Luke 12 as we see we Jesus' teaching focusing on hypocrisy, materialism, divine care and readiness for His return. Always remember the importance of living in readiness and making peace with God and others beforefacing judgement.
As we continue our study in Luke 11, we learn those who hear the word of God and keep it are blessed. In this study Pastor Bill expands on several things we need to do to receive and keep those blessings.
As we begin our study in chapter 11, we begin learning how Jesus teaches His disciples how to pray, giving them asimple model that honors God, asks for daily needs, forgiveness, and protectionfrom temptation. He then encourages persistence in prayer, assuring that God isa generous Father who gives good gifts—especially His Spirit—to those who ask.
After saying how much discipleship can cost, in this study we see Jesus sending the 70 out to do the very thing that can be so costly. In our study Pastor Bill expands on Jesus' teachings on discipleship, mission, love and the kingdom of God.
Have you ever gotten on a spiritual high? Just like Peter, we often like to remain there because of the encouragement and refreshment it gives us. Check out this study and learn why we need to come down to the valley and see what then takes place.
This three part series features Pastor Bill Schott, Pastor David Fine and Eric Purtic.
Every worldview offers answers, but Christianity provides some of the most consistent and compelling responses to the questions of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny.
Listen to this series and discover how you can have biblically based respectful conversations with people who have varying worldviews.
As we begin our study in chapter nine, we starting getting to the heart of Jesus'ministry. Listen as Pastor Bill unpacks some of the central stories of His ministry involving discipleship, mission and recognizing who He is.
This three part series features Pastor Bill Schott, Pastor David Fine and Eric Purtic.
Every worldview offers answers, but Christianity provides some of the most consistent and compelling responses to the questions of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny. Listen to this series and discover how you can have biblically based respectful conversations with people who have varying worldviews.
After hearing Jesus teach about faith, and then finding themselves caught in a storm where they needed to apply their faith, our study continues as Jesus and His disciplescontinue sailing to Gadarenes. In this teaching Pastor Bill expands on thepower of Jesus as He demonstrates His power over demons and disease.
This three part series features Pastor Bill Schott, Pastor David Fine and Eric Purtic.
Every worldview offers answers, but Christianity provides some of the most consistent and compelling responses to the questions of origin, meaning, morality, and destiny. Listen to this series and discover how you can have biblically based respectful conversations with people who have varying worldviews.
As we begin our study in chapter eight, Pastor Bill teaches the different ways people respond to the Word of God and Jesus's authority over nature and evil spirits.
Continuing our study in the Book of Luke, in chapter seven we learn how we are called to mirror the faith of the centurion, the gratitude of the sinful woman, and tostand in awe of the compassion of Christ, as exhibited in the raising of thewidow's son. The chapter reaffirms that faith, humility, and love are valued inthe kingdom of God, more than self-righteousness or ritualistic adherence toreligious norms.
After an introduction about newness, Luke continues with the Sermon on the Plain-which we know as the Sermon on the Mount. While there is controversy if thisis even the same sermon we hear in Matthew, Pastor Bill explains why it's citedthis way and dives into the similarities of this beautiful sermon.
How often do you look for answers? As we continue through chapter five, Pastor Billreminds us Jesus has teachings for the things we ask and the things that gnawaway at us, and we need to always be seeking God and searching His Word for the answers.
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Continuing through our study in the book of Luke, Pastor Bill shares one of his favorite chapters that provides us with hope and motivation, and happens to be the study from which this ministry takes its name. Check out this teaching that begins with Jesus calling His first followers
Continuing through our study of Luke, Pastor Bill teaches from Luke 1: 26 as we unpack the Mary's visit to Elizabeth and see Mary's humbleness through the Magnificat as she gives thanksgiving and praise to God.
As we continue through the Gospel of Luke, we see Jesus being led into thewilderness for a long and difficult time of testing. In this teaching we learnhow when times seem good, we need to always be on guard because temptationoften comes after a high point in our spiritual lives, or when we think thingsseem to be going well in our lives.
The prophets, even the angels, had long desired to understand how God would save His people. As we enter into chapter three of our study through the book of Luke, Pastor Bill unpacks how Luke sets the stage on which John began preachingin the wilderness.
Continuing through our study in Luke, Pastor Bill Schott shares from Luke 2. In this message we learn how this chapter shows God's approval for everything that happens and how He's allowing both His good creation and the fall of man to have its way in the world. And through it all, He participates in these events and is with us wherever we go.
The book of Luke is said to be the most comprehensive book of the four Gospels as he begins before the birth of Jesus and ends with His ascension. Pastor Bill kicks off his series giving us a holistic overview of the book of Luke. Our study begins as Luke tells Jesus' story from the perspective of a Gentile, a physician, and the first historian of the early church.
Chapter 40 discusses the majesty of God, who will come to rule the earth and judge all people. But as we move through this chapter, Pastor Bill explains how instead of instead of warning them of impending judgement, Isaiah comforts the people as he speaks to the new heaven and earth, when God's people will be completely restored.
In this special production, Pastor Bill teaches and narrates during a live production of the Last Supper Meal.
A wide range of theologians and even secular scholars agree on the facts around the death and burial of Jesus. But some differ on what happened next.
In this podcast, Pastor Bill Schott joined Moody Radio South Florida with Eric and Brigitte, to talk about theories of His missing Body and why we can know He has Risen!
This week Pastor Bill concludes chapter 7 by expanding on signs, specifically the star and the Child. In chapter 9, Pastor Bill shares about light, darkness and joy. Together we'll learn how joy unfolds according to God's plan.
In chapter 7 we see transition from learning about the historical aspects ofDaniels life to visions for the future. Visions that reveal the Messiah will be the ruler of a spiritual kingdom that will overpower and overshadow all earthly kingdoms. Daneil's vision help us to see that we should interpret all of history in light of God's eternal kingdom
Scholars have called this book the first gospel because it's so Christ oriented. As Pastor Bill kicks off this teaching series we discover the makeup and meaning of these songs and the setting Isaiah is in.
In this study of the Book of Daniel, Pastor Bill Schott will teach about Daniel's final vision as our study in this book comes to a close. Listen and discover what Daniel is told about end times by heavenly beings
Chapter 11 is an amazing historical accord, and in this study Pastor Bill ells how this chapter contains one of the most fulfilled prophecies predicting history that spanned 375 years with amazing accuracy.
In chapter 10 of the Book of Daniel, we learn more about Persia and Greece and how there seems to be a magnifying glass on these two nations while continues to bealarmed by his visions. Pastor Bill explains how we should be growing in our own prayer life as we continue learning from Daniel’s example.
The prophecy of the 70 weeks we learn about in this chapter shows us how Daniel's prayers to God bless his people and Jerusalem. We also learn how because of Daniel's faithfulness, he receives a detailed cryptic prophecy of "seventy weeks" from the angel Gabriel. Pastor Bill also provides two additional views of the 70 week prophecy in this study.
Persia and Greece are big topics in this teaching as we begin to get God's viewpoint of things, and we also see a type and antitype of Christ that points to its fulfillment. As you listen to this teaching Pastor Bill explains the type of Antichrist we see in this chapter.
This teaching includes the study that defines the book of Daniel: The Lions' Den. As you listen to this story you will discover how only God could provide what Daniel needed and how Christ wants to be seen in these stories.
In chapter five we get the contrast to king Nebuchadnezzar through the last king of Babylon, king Belshazzar. Although he had power and wealth, his kingdom was totally corrupt and could not withstand the judgement of God.
The writing was on the wall for Belshazzar. Sometimes, like Belshazzar, we think nobody sees our sins, forgetting or neglecting that God sees all. Be careful how you use what is God's.
As chapter four opens, we find Nebuchadnezzar looking back on a dream he had and telling about it after its fulfillment.
Like Nebuchadnezzar, we need to look at the events in our lives to see things that we might have missed where God is doing something. Remember, your pilgrimage with God is a time where God is always working in you and through you, causing transformation to allow His good plans to come to fulfillment.
Just as with the people in this story, as believers we have been instructed on how to handle those situations. Do you know what those situations are? Tune into thisteaching and discover them and how you can apply these behaviors to your life.
Note: Please be aware due to technical issues, part of the beginning of this study is missing. But don't worry! Pastor Bill did a quick recap to get everyone up to speed.
Thisteaching begins a five chapter lesson on God’s superiority over the greatest ofearthly kings. After being chosen for three years of training by theBabylonians, in chapter two we learn how Daniel was able to keep to the truthand not fall for the falsehoods from the pagan Babylonian brainwashing.
Pastor Bill kicks off our study in Daniel with a historical background that is revealed in chapter one and how we can consider our own lives before God.
You have heard the Christmas story over and over again. But, have you ever considered what Jesus’ birth and his death have in common? On Wednesday’s Mornings with Eric and Brigitte from Moody Radio, Pastor Bill Schott, Head of Bible Department at Calvary Christian Academy explains the correlations that reveal why He came and remind us that He is coming again.
What's the difference between wisdom and knowledge? You might have a lot of knowledge, but how much wisdom are you using? In our final teaching time for 2024, Pastor Bill teaches what the Bible states about wisdom and what Jesus' application of this was.
As our study in Second Corinthians comes to a close we find Paul still battling with problems that resulted from peddlers of the Word by giving the people a false gospel. Pastor Bill explains Paul's visions and revelations he received from the Lord and how when he returns to Corinth for the third time, he would not be lenient toward unrepentant sinners.
In this chapter we learn how the Corinthian's pure devotion to Christ was being threated by false teachings and Paul did not want the believers to loose their single-minded love for Christ. After being fed by peddlers of the Word, in this teaching Paul expresses his concern because people haven't been fed well.
As our study through the Psalms comes to a close, we do this with a psalm that does not offer us a title or an author. In this teaching Pastor Bill walks us through this psalm which is believed to have been sung by Jesus and the disciples in the Upper Room on the night of His death.
Haveyou ever noticed how sometimes people are bold and strong with what they write,but when speaking with them in person they come across very differently? We seethis very thing in chapter ten as Paul writes about weigher things, but speaksmuch differently in person. Why? Listen to this teaching and learn how you canbe both bold and meek at the same time.
In this teaching we begin with what may be the most well known Psalm, Psalm 23. But listen to this teaching and learn how Psalms 22, 23 and 24 come together to show the past, present and future reign of Christ.
In chapters eight and nine, Pastor Bill walks us through what Paul meant when he challenged the believers with an area of obedience that many Christians stumble with. Listen to this study and learn how being obedient with giving leads to more blessings from God.
How can people take a gift for granted without fully appreciating its significance? This teaching begins with just that as Paul administered God's grace to the Corinthian believers who would receive it, and pleads with them not to receive that grace in vain.
In this message, Pastor Bill teaches us how we have a cooperation with God, as He choses to cooperate with us to accomplish what He needs to accomplish.
As this study begins in Psalm 90, we learn about the shortness of life and some of the desperateness it breeds in mankind, and our desire to live forever. As this teaching continues you will see how an everlasting life can be achieved through the eye witness testimony of a risen Christ.
Note: This podcast also contains a brief Q&A session at the end of the study time.
Do you know that Psalm 22 can be considered Holy Ground? Listen to this teaching and learn how as we dig into a psalm which is largely believed to have been recited, or thought of, as Christ reconciled with God on the cross.
Note: This podcast also contains the Q&A session at the end of the study time.
How much did the church of Corinth conform to the world? Enough for Paul to address this in his letter. Listen to this teaching and discover how blessings and peace come to us through obedience.
Luke 24 tells us how Jesus explained all of the Scriptures are about Him, specifically the Psalms. This series kicks off with Psalms 1 and 2.
Do you know what the most quoted Psalm and verse is in the Old and New Testaments? It's a Psalm that New Testament authors found crucial when it comes to talking about Jesus. Check out this study and discover
Note: This podcast also contains the Q&A session at the end of the study time.
The god of this world has blinded the minds of the unbelieving so that they will not see the light of the gospel of the glory of Christ. It's Jesus who allows us to see and know the glory of God, so we need to always proclaim the light of Jesus in the darkness of this broken world.
Luke 24 tells us how Jesus explained all of the Scriptures are about Him, specifically the Psalms. This series kicks off with Psalms 1 and 2.
This video is from the men's retreat held at New Covenant Church and contains two teachings along with question and answer sessions.
Most of us don't enjoy reprimanding anyone, especially fellow believers, and that applied to Paul as well. But he cared enough about the Corinthians to confront them with their wrongdoings. Listen to this study and discover how Paul chose not to allow them to continue in bad behavior so they would be able to live their very best lives for God.
Second Corinthians is about Paul putting up a defense for those who say he's not an official apostle. In this teaching we see Paul bear his soul and tells of his love for the Corinthian church, and how to find comfort in suffering.
After providing us with the fact of the Resurrection, Paul answers some anticipated questions about the manner of the Resurrection. In this teaching Paul speaks about how the dead are raised up and what our resurrected bodies will be like.
God's given us gifts to operate in, but there's one gift that all we can do is receive it. Do you know what this gift is? Tune into this study and learn about this amazing gift.
As our study continues with spiritual gifts, Paul tells us that we need to be active in pursuing these gifts. How active are you and are you doing it the right way? Listen to this study as Pastor Bill teaches this topic.
This chapter's all about a more excellent way. What's the way? It's love. And Paul humbles the gifted people by telling them gifts are useless unless if it's not coming from a heart of love. Check out this study and learn how by using our gifts together we do the work that Jesus did on the earth.
This teaching's all the girts. Instead of building up the Corinthian church the issue of spiritual gifts was splitting it as they became symbols of spiritual power. Today, many denominations today view Gifts differently; from needing to have them to be saved to saying they don't exist anymore. Listen to this study and discover the truth about spiritual gifts.
Propriety simply means: What is proper. In this teaching Pastor Bill expands on two church order topics Paul addressed with the Corinthian church regarding women and Communion. In this study you'll lean what Paul's concern was with worship and conduct at the Lord's Supper.
Did you know your personality has an specialized effect, is from God and is different from everyone around you? As we all grow in sanctification, we show different aspects of the personality of God in its perfect form. All this comes from freedom in Christ. In chapter ten Pastor Bill teaches how Paul shows tremendous freedom in Christ which leads to a greater desire for holiness.
As you grow in Christian maturity, be careful not to be proud in this; don't flaunt your freedom in Christ the wrong way. You need to always be acting in love so you don't cause a weaker believer to stumble. In this teaching you will see how Paul emphasizes how much he was able to make weaker believers stronger while keeping himself above reproach.
With an emphasis on the dangers of sexual immorality, this study begins with Paul addressing questions he received from the Corinthians about topics such as sexual morality, marriage, singleness, eating meat offered to idols and spiritual gifts. Then in chapter eight, learn about the instructions we all need to embrace about our Christian freedom.
What standard do you use when judging things? Do you use the standard of the world or the standard of God? Failing to use the correct standard will allow you to justify participation in sin. In this study Pastor bill addresses the ten series sins found in this chapter and God's heart behind the restrictions He has for us.
Are you taking on labels for Christ? As you avoid worldly wisdom, society will more than likely call you a fool. This very thing happened to Paul because of his willingness to do what he was called to do, and he willingly took on this label. In this teaching Pastor Bill gives us insight how each day God presents us with needs and opportunities that challenge us to do what we know is right.
When sharing the gospel with others, like Paul, we need to share the simples message of Jesus by allowing God's wisdom to guide our words. In this teaching Pastor Bill expands on Pauls' message of Christ Crucified and how the power of the Spirit gives us words to use to bring glory to Jesus
From many sources, Paul received word about the problems in the Corinthian church and the failure of the church to address or disciples its members. In this teaching Pastor Bill explains how we can learn a great deal by observing how Paul handled these delicate situation.
Through Philemon, we learn that no matter our circumstances or position in life, a true identity is more glorious than we can imagine.
As believers, we are called to live together peacefully in the church and be living examples of our faith to modern society. As you journey through the book of Titus you will discover how this book demonstrates for you the life lived in the grace of God.
Our world is concretely different because of the letters that Paul has written. And as we conclude this series Paul finds himself imprisoned and sentenced to death, yet he's still raising up Timothy to continue his work.
In this teaching Pastor Bill shares with us the strength of faith Paul had during this time, and asks us if we are checking our lives against Paul's checklist or are we giving into society's pressures?
In this study we begin with Paul saying: You therefore be strong in grace. How can someone be strong in grace? In this study Pastor Bill expands on how this means trusting completely in Christ and His power, and not trying to live for Christ in our own strength.
As this series begins, we learn that Timothy was experiencing great oppression to both his message and himself; and we find Paul writing his last letter to Timothy to encourage him to be bold. Why? Because when we allow people to intimidate us we neutralize our affective Ness for God. Always be bold for God and never be ashamed!
The church has the responsibility to care for the needs of its members, especially the sick, poor and the widowed. And caring must go beyond good intentions. In this teaching you'll learn how caring for the family of believers demonstrates our Christlike attitude and exhibits genuine love to nonbelievers.
Be on guard because false teachers were, and still are, a threat to the church and if left If left unchecked will distort Christiaan truth. In this study Pastor Bill teaches of the apostasy that is also spoken of in other parts of scripture and we can even see elements of this great apostasy in our everyday lives. Do you know what this is? Check out this teaching and find out.
Being a church leader brings heavy responsibilities and because the church belongs to God, its leaders should never be elected based on popularity. In this study Pastor Bill teach the specific instructions Paul gives concerning the qualifications for church leaders so the church will honor God and operate smoothly,
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In our last teaching we learned the church is the pillar for grounding our truth. Chapter 2 is all about waging warfare in the church. In only 15 short verses Paul gives several powerful things to help the church focus on being the ideal character of the person who serves Christ.
Where are you getting your truths from? It needs to be the church and the church needs to be the pillar for grounding our truths.
As we begin this series, we learn how First Timothy is one of the key books for setting up church leadership and was written out of Paul's concern for newly planted churches. He wanted to ensure that these churches were grounded with good leaders and good doctrine.
Paul wrote to the Thessalonians to help them grow in their faith by affirming the reality of Christ's return. However, in just a few months, he received word that some had misunderstood his teachings about the second coming so they just stopped working.
In this teaching Pastor Bill explains how Paul answered the misunderstanding concerning the timing of the events of the end times.
Our study in this book concludes as Pastor Bill teaches us about the misunderstanding the Thessalonians had about the Lord's return as they anticipated it taking place in their lifetime.
As our study in this book continues we learn that because of Paul's concern for the Thessalonians, he sent Timothy to be an encourage of their faith. Then in chapter four, we see the core of Paul's message having exhortation and enragement while he challenges people to live lives that please God by avoiding sexual immorality.
First Thessalonians is most likely the earliest New Testament book in the bible. This is a great letter for us to learn because it's not dissimilar the society in which we live today. Wonder how? Be sure to check out this study.
Even in times of crisis and deepest despair, there are those who follow God and through whom God works. He will use anyone who is open to Him to achieve His purposes.
Ruth herself embodied loyal love, so listen and be inspired by this story of God's grace in the midst of difficult circumstances.
Did you know the Gospel of John presents a systematic walk through of the Tabernacle? Listen to this teaching and discover the association of the Gospel of John and the Tabernacle.
As we transition from the first two chapters of this book to the last two, we see a switch from Christina theology to Christian ethics. Pastor Bill wraps up this study teaching how Paul directs us to walk out the things he's been telling us about in Colossians.
People today always seem to think they have the answer. And you know what? It was true back in Paul 's day too. In this study Pastor Bill teaches the importance of grounding one's beliefs and life philosophy in the teachings of Christ rather than relying solely on human ideas. No matter how good it sounds, it will eventually leave you empty.
Our time in this book begins with Pastor Bill explaining the heresies that Paul is combating in the book of Colossians. Throughout the letter, Paul stresses the importance of exalting Christ above all else and how believers, despite their differences, can find unity in their faith in Him. This unity in Christ transcends any divisions or disputes that might arise among believers. Paul encourages the Colossian Christians to focus on the eternal truths of the gospel, which are essential for their spiritual growth and maturity.
In this chapter Paul calls us to stand fast. Listen as Pastor Bill concludes our time in this book explaining how the world is not our home and we need to keep our eyes on Christ, never forgetting He will bring everything under His control.
Continuing our journey through the book of Philippians, this week Pastor Bill points out how refreshing this book is as it gives us the sense of Paul's heart as his fascination with Christ increases. Pastor Bill teaches as Paul, personally knowing Christ best, had tremendous joy in knowing Him we too need to grow in this as he did.
Can we know the Lord as Paul did? In this teaching Pastor Bill shares things we see in this chapter that are instructive and helpful about Jesus, and an area that is so theologically helpful, he often finds himself coming back to it as a reference point.
What's your perspective on things lately? When you suddenly shift from good times to trials, do you allow this to change your perspective on God and who He is and what He is doing? In this study Pastor Bill explains how knowing Jesus the way Paul did changed his perspective on everything. Listen to this teaching and learn how you can too.
Did you know your hand-to-hand combat is not with human beings? Pastor Bill begins this study by explaining the promise that God gives to children when they are obedient and ends this chapter with whom our battle is with and how we need to use all our spiritual weapons.
Who's life are you mirroring? Social influencers or God? In this chapter Paul gives us the highest command of all: To be imitators of God. As Christians we should be giving those around us a taste of what God is like. Is your life doing that?
Do you know what the implications of being in the body of Christ are? Pastor Bill continues our study in the book of Ephesians by explaining how we are to have our unity in our commitment to Christ and what practices we need to reject.
Chapter 3 is the celebration of the inclusion of the Gentiles into the plan of God. Pastor Bill expands on this chapter by sharing areas of the Old and new Testaments that celebrate the inclusion of the Gentiles.
Ephesians one concluded chapter 1 with Paul's prayer that God would grant to us the ability to see and comprehend the unspeakable benefits Christ has secured for us from a heavenly viewpoint, and telling us of Christ’s lofty position in the heavenlies where He is seated with all authority and power which He works on behalf of all who love Him.
Now, in chapter two, Paul will begin his great exposition of the earthly view of what Christ has done for us.
So what's the book of Ephesians all about? It's all about the great themes and doctrines of Christianity. Paul writes this letter to give us an in-depth teaching about how to nurture and maintain the unity of the church.
As this study begins, Pastor Bill expands on how each individual is a part must work together with all other parts of the church.
Ever notice when you do your very best how good it feels? As believers we have this along with the joy of living a life of sacrificial service. In this teaching Pastor Bill explains how Paul's final statement in this book speaks to the issues the apostle felt so strongly about.
Do you know what your inheritance is? Paul ends chapter three teaching about being heirs to the promis, and now in chapter four, Pastor Bill unpacks what our inheritance is and what it takes to receives those promises.
In this chapter we hear the frustration coming out in Paul's voice because Christians are departing from the gospel. Listen to Paul's message to the Galatians about getting back to the Gospel.
Continuing in Galatians, Pastor Bill shares how Paul gives creditibility to the Gospel because of freedom.
Our series kicks off with Paul running into problems with Judaizers and with his own creditability. Why? Because he wasn't part of the 12 and was a persecutor of the church. In this teaching you'll learn how and why he does count himself as of the apostles.
What do you know about Calvinism and Arminianism? This study begins by taking looing at the Scriptures and both sides of the Calvinism and Arianism arguments. Pastor Bill continues by teaching a third view that is rarely heard abut: Molinism.
When thinking about Christian doctrine, there are so many passages that are misunderstood or avoided. This study keys in on four of the most commonly passages of Scriptures that are mistaught or where people make an excuse for God.
In a world where man uses anthropology as a comparative study of the physical and social characterize of humanity across times and places; biblical anthropology teaches us what the human's position and purpose is as it relates to God.
Close your eyes and think of Heaven. What were the greatest thoughts you had about heaven? Paul tell us that we can't fathom what God's prepared. In this study Pastor Bill teaches why this holds true and what awaits us.
Directions - Session 3: The Holy Spirit and the Trinity
What is the Holy Spirit known for and why do some people question the Personhood of the Trinity? In this study Pastor Bill provides these answer and so much more as we continue this part of the study, focusing on the Trinity.
When we study the doctrine of Christ, this doctrine is the one that gets violated and results with cults forming. In this teaching you'll learn importance of knowing what the Scriptures say about Jesus Christ, so you can form your thoughts and ideas strictly from this.
Do you know the true definition of doctrine and what its purpose is? Pastor Bill kicks off this series by teaching us this and then starting the first "ology" word: Theology- the study of God.
Are you walking with authentic faith? In this chapter, James hits on all the points as to why he's written this book which is brief, yet highly impactful.
James 4 could be the most important part of this study. Why? Because it gets to the root of things and starts digging. Things we often think should apply to others, however, they are the very things we need to apply to ourselves.
Do you know what the most difficult part of your body is to control? James 3 drives home powerful guidelines for not only teachers of God's Word, but all Christians on how we should speak and how we should live.
How much do you know about the sin or partiality and the merits of works? Sometimes James is accused of contradicting Paul on these topics, but in this Pastor Bill explains how they are in complete harmony on these topics.
What makes the book of James such a hard-hitting in Scripture? Learn how this book, which instructs us to be direct with everything we do, aligns to the season in which we find ourselves.
Are you able to have a conversation when your faith is countered by another, such as a Jehovah's Witness? Pastor Bill unpacks what the Jehovah's Witnesses' faith is based upon, and then compares it to Biblical truths.
Why can Christianity claim to be the truth when so many other religions claim they are the truth? What does Christianity have to offer that leads us to say this is the true religion? With all the competing the theories out there, why would a new believe need to land on Christianity? Tune in to this study and discover the answers to these questions and much more.
Do you know what the 12 agreed upon facts are that all scholars agree upon about the Resurrection are? Do we have testimony from multiple eyewitnesses about Jesus and are the eyewitnesses trustworthy? In this study Pastor answers these questions and many more which support the reliability of the New Testament.
Why is this study important? Because it's about the Bible. The mandate for our lives as we hear from God. Part 1 of this study focuses on 2 questions: Do we have accurate copies of the original documents that were written down in the first century; and, Do those documents speak truth.
What do Charles Darwin and Stephen Jay Gould say about the evolutionary movement? And can you be moral without believing in God?
In this study Pastor Bill discuses two views: Either God created us, or we created God.
This study is the second part of our Cosmology study and Pastor Bill discusses the two best explanations for the evidence in this teaching and point back to the story of Genesis.
In this study, it's all about the science of the origin and development of the universe and how it testifies to the necessity of God.
Pastor Bill begins this new series in the book of Genesis. God is designing and creating in ways that are telling stories that are far more than the creation story. Check out this week’s study and find out how.
In our last study, we learned about the letter Paul sent to Rome in preparation to receive the Gospel. As our study continues, listen how Paul tell us to avoid heresies, not doctrine as it serves as the guideposts that exposes heresy.
Paul concludes his thoughts from Chapter 14 in this study where he speaks to the strong and weak, and how the strong are commanded to bear the burdens of the weak.
The early church was made up of many nationalities and walks of life. Paul saw how some were stronger in their faith and addresses them on how to deal with those who have a weaker faith.
Previously, we learned how Paul calls us to walk out our salvation so we can be witnesses to the world and over come evil with good. In Chapter 14 we learn how we are to do this on a grander, national level.
Since we learned all the good news from our previous studies, it's time to get more practical and learn how it should be impacting our daily lives. Do you know what your plumb line needs to be once you’re changed by Christ? Listen to this teaching and find out.
Romans 10 ends with a switch in the economy from Jew to Gentile. In Chapter 11, Paul tells us to guard our thinking so that we don't think something went wrong with the Word of God, and how all through Scripture He tells us how things would unfold. Listen in on this study and learn God's future plans for a contrary and disobedient people.
In our last study we saw how the people of Israel were not considered the people of God as it shifted to the Gentiles. However, this does not mean God was done with the Jewish people. In this study we learn how in the new covenant, the Jewish people become saved.
This section of Scripture has the sparkle. After Paul speaks about everything working for our good, everything in our lives work for our good as we move from foreknown to glorified. Check out this study and learn how He does it!
It's time to dive into rich and deep waters in this study as Pastor Bill covers three verses in this chapter discussing predestination.
The points Paul speaks of in chapters one through seven sets the stage for point he wants to make in chapter eight. He wants to do good, yet he acknowledges the wretched man he is as he finds his flesh doing battle with his spirit.
In Chapter Seven, Paul tells us that we must not only die to sin, we are to die to the law as well. Listen to this study and discover how Paul reminds us that there is a good purpose to the law, however, we must die to it.
As we finalize our study in chapter five, Pastor Bill discusses the different views of what Adam was for us and deepens our understanding of imputation. In chapter six Paul speaks of the influence sin has on us and how we die to that influence.
As you listen to this study you will learn how Paul now turned to a presentation of the experiential results of the believers’ justification - God declaring them righteous on the basis of faith. And how faith in Christ does something in us to make us righteous, and how God can look upon us and see us as righteous.
To make his point that the righteousness of God has been revealed apart from the law, Paul refers us to Abraham. Paul could not have chosen a more extreme, human example to make his point that we are saved by grace through faith, apart from works. Listen to this study and find out why!
Other books in this study include: Galatians 3:1-18-7; Psalms 32 and 51; Genesis 22; Hebrews 11:8-12; 17-20; Galatians 3.
After bringing up the blackness of the bible, that is, the sin, Paul introduces Christ which allows us to see the brilliance and how He dealt with the blackness.
Other books in this study include: Matthew 21:28-32; Isaiah 50:4-6; Psalm 51: 4; I Corinthians 2:6-12; Psalm 14:2; James 3:1-12; Luke 12:1-7
This study concludes our study in chapter one and as we move into chapter two, we find ourselves presented with passages which can be quite difficult and equally offensive. Why? So we can learn and see the heart of God within them all and His desire for no one to perish.
Other books in this study include: Luke 10: 25-37; Acts 17:26,27; Luke 12:1-12; Jeremiah 7:1-7; Ezekiel 36:17-20; Deuteronomy 10:16
As our verse-by-verse, or expository, study begins, Pastor Bill kicks it off by reminding us how he feels this book is the most transformational book in the Bible. Join us in this series and discover why!
In the final session for this series, Pastor Bill teaches us how quite often people think Macroevolution gives the impression it supports the Fossil Record, but this is so far from the truth. Then he discusses how atheists don’t have an objective reason for their morality. Wonder how this is possible? Listen to this study and find out!
The Teleological Argument study focuses in our three theories which try to make the universe eternal or overcome the necessity of God. Listen in and explore the Cosmic Rebound Theory, Imaginary Time and Uncertainty.
Check out this study and take a deep-dive into the Cosmological Argument.
In this study Pastor Bill takes a deep look into questions asked by Albert Einstein which, in turn, provoked astronomers to ask broader questions that we are able to answer through our Creation case.
Teaching Date: January 26, 2022
Everything we learn about Jesus comes from the New Testament, and as a Christian you may be asked: How can you rely on that book? This study will teach you the tests and examinations ancient manuscripts go through to validate their reliability. Check out this study and learn why you trust the New Testament.
The Part Two concludes the Micro or Macroevolution study for. In this study Pastor Bill discusses the evidence of Intelligent Design,. Evidence of Global Architecture and Evidence of Biological Engineering.
Our first study discusses the following: The Universe had a Beginning and Personal Cause; Evidence of Intelligent Design; Evidence of Global Architecture; Evidence of Biological Engineering.
Do you truly understand what the Christmas message beyond the typical Christmas story that most of us know? Listen to this study and find out! Teaching Date: December 15, 2021
In this study Pastor Bill begins with an overview of each item in the tabernacle. As the study continues he explains what Jesus said about each one, and how He fulfilled each one as we see in John's Gospel.
Teaching Date: November 24, 2021
The Isaiah Songs conclude in this study as we hear about the Word of God and the prophecies of our Savior.
Books in this study include: Isaiah 42, 49, 50,52, 53; Ephesians 4:28; Psalm 135: 15-18; II Kings 18:1-5; Hosea 1:10, 2:23; Matthew 2 and 27; Philippians 2:5-10; Luke 2:52; John 16:4
Teaching Date: November 18, 2021
This study focuses on the last four Songs of Isaiah: The Servant Songs. These Songs are related to the actual ministry of Jesus.
Books in this study include: Isaiah 40; Luke 3:1-6; 1 Peter 1; John 1:1;
Teaching Date: November 10, 2021
In this study you will begin to learn the Seven Songs of Isaiah which point us to the Messiah, and acts as the source where we get our prophecy about Jesus from.
Books in this study include: Isaiah 7; Psalm 81; Psalm 95; Matthew 2:27; Luke 2; Matthew 4; Revelation 1:4 and 5:6.
Teaching Date: November 4, 2021
This study begins in Isaiah, Chapter One, as we learn who Isaiah is a prophet for, and how he gives prophecies in two forms: already fulfilled and yet to be fulfilled. Be sure to listen to this study and learn about these two prophecy types!
Books in this study include: Isaiah 1; Mark 4; John 12; John 13
Teaching Date: October 27, 2021
Some people call the book of Isaiah the fifth Gospel because it contains so much detail about Jesus Christ, that it read like a Gospel is many ways. This study begins several weeks which will focus on the book of Isaiah as we explore his visions playing out the prophecies of Jesus Christ.
This teaching, in the book of Ruth, Pastor Bill teaches what God is doing providentially through this book.
Books in this study include: Judges 21: Ruth 1, 2, 3 &4; John 4:5-45; Matthew 23
Teaching Date: October 13, 2021
In this study Pastor Bill teaches how the Bible works within itself to tell stories. As you begin in Genesis, you will come to see how this well-know story cannot be understood unless you know what Jesus is doing in John’s Gospel.
You don’t want to miss this one!
Books in this study include: Genesis 28; Luke 24; John 1; Revelation 19
Teaching Date: October 6, 2021
From Genesis 1 to Revelation 22, it’s all about Jesus, and Pastor Bill begins with some amazing biblical insight about this. As the study continues you will learn how Adam and Eve would know the reality of the conflict of the seeds as described in the last chapter through their first two sons, and how approaching God can only be found with complete trust in God and faith in His atoning work of substitutionary sacrifice.
Other books in this study include: John 1:14; Matthew 18:21-35; Isaiah 56:3; Luke 18:9-14
Teaching Date: September 30, 2021
This study picks up in Genesis 2:15, with the introduction of Adam and Eve and the tremendous freedom God has offered us at our creation.
Other books in this study include: John 2:14; Philippians 2: 5-7; John 6:38; John 19:25-27; Acts 5:30
Teaching Date: September 22, 2021
This study, taught by Dr. Warren Gage, has its foundation in Genesis 50:20. Listen in and learn how the Lord takes evil and transforms it into good. This message is not only timely, but a true joy to the heart.
Teaching Date: September 15, 2021
In this study Pastor Bill explains that all 66 books in the Bible are about Jesus Christ, and how by understanding this we are able see more clearly the inspired nature of Scripture.
Other books in this study include: Matthew 25: 1-13; Psalm 14:1; John 1:1-4 ; John 1:1-4; 1 John 1,2,3
Teaching Date: September 8, 2021
In this study Pastor Bill explains what our existence as believers will look like after our decades on earth are over and we spend all of eternity in the presence of God with each other.
Other books in this study include: Romans 8:18-25; John 1:14; Ecclesiastes 1:1-9; Isaiah 55:1,2; Romans 8:12-17; Matthew 3:1-12; Galatians 4:21-31; Hebrews 1
Teaching Date: July 28, 2021
This chapter teaches us how Christ will clear the way for the paradisiacal city where we will one day dwell, and why we must have a heart to evangelize so others will come to know what we know.
Other books in this study include: Matthew 27:66; Ephesians 1:13; Matthew 19:28; Luke 22:28-30; Matthew 25:31-46; Psalm 72; Isaiah 2:2-4; Isaiah 11:4-9; John 5:22; Matthew 19:28; 25:31,32; II Corinthians 5:10; Romans 6:15-23
Teaching Date: July 21, 2021
In Part II of our study, Pastor Bill takes a much broader biblical theology approach of this chapter and introduces us to how chiastic patterns are seen in the Bible.
Other books in this study include: Genesis 28:10-19; John 1:35-51
Teaching Date: July 7, 2021
In Part I of this study, Pastor Bill teaches this chapter using an expository, verse-by-verse, teaching approach to help us deep dive into the meaning of this chapter.
Other books in this study include: Psalms 113-118, Matthew 5:11,12; Hosea 2:19,20; Isaiah 54:5,6; Matthew 22, 25, Mark 2, John 3, II Corinthians 11 and Ephesians 5; John 5:31-39; Hebrews 1:14; Acts 10:24-26; I Samuel 5:1-5; Philippians 2:5-11; Isaiah 63:1-3; Genesis 37:31; Ezekiel 39:4,5; 17-20;
Teaching Date: June 30, 2021
The study in Chapter 17 Part I took the same approach as the previous chapters in this book: Teaching through the content of the chapter. Part II takes takes on a more Pastoral approach as Pastor Bill shares how this content was very formational for his understanding of Christianity, and how it sets the parameters for the things he does as a Pastor.
Other books in this study include: I Kings 3:4-12; Proverbs 4:5-13 with 6:20-7:23; Joshua 2:8-14; Matthew 12:42; John 8:2-11; John 4:1-40; Romans 9:26 and 17:1; Hebrews 11:31
Teaching Date: June 16, 2021
In Part I of this study, Pastor Bill teaches us how the context of this chapter fits in the book of Revelation. The Part II study will identify differently who exactly is the harlot of Babylon.
Other books in this study include: Revelation 21:18-21; Proverbs 7:6; I Peter 3:3-6; Genesis 10:8-10; Ezekiel 8:14; Jeremiah 44:15-17 and Zechariah 5:5-11; Revelation 13:5-8; Daniel 11:36-39; John 4:1-38
Teaching Date: June 10, 2021
In this study you will learn about the Seven Bowl Judgements which are the most severe, final and how God ends the world in judgement.
Teaching Date: June 2, 2021
Wondering what the end result will be? In this study Pastor Bill gives us an insight into the preview which will take place resulting from ones faith or lack faith.
Other books in this study include: Psalm 32; John 1; Ezekiel 43:2; Job 37:2; Ephesians 1:13,14; Psalm 32; John 1; Mark 1:14,15; Acts 20:24; Isaiah 40:6-8; I Peter 1:22-25; Luke 12:4,5; Isaiah 40:31; Ephesians 2:8-10; Philippians 2:12,13; James 2:14-26; Mark 14:61,62; John 4:34-38 and Matthew 13:47-50; Isaiah 63:1-6; Isaiah 52:13-53;
Teaching Date: May 26 2021
Our scene switches from heaven, in chapter 12, to the earth in chapter13. In chapter 12 we met Satan in the form of the dragon, and this in this study we meet the Antichrist and the false prophet, completing the Anti-trinity.
Other books in this study include: Daniel 2:31-45; Matthew 4:8-10; John 17:5; 17:24; I Peter 1:20; Ephesians 1:4; Revelation 17:8; and Matthew 25:34; John 12:1-8; I Kings 10:14; Deuteronomy 17:17; Matthew 7: 22-23; Matthew 24:24; 2 Thessalonians 2:9; Jeremiah 10:14; Deuteronomy 13: 1-5
Teaching Date: May 19, 2021
This study is the central chapter of the Book of Revelation, the hinge-point of this book. Get ready to flip though the bible as Pastor Bill applies hermeneutics to help us understand the message within this chapter. Other books in this study include: Matt 2:16-18; Gen 3:16 ; Gen 37:9-11; Isa 51:2; Psalm 2:9; Job 1:20,21; Psalm 139:15; Rom 8:19-22; Gen 45:4-10, 50:18-21; Luke 3:7; Matt 12:34, 23:33; John 14:3 Job 38:4-7; Ezekiel 28:11-19; Isaiah 14:12-21; Ezekiel 29:2; 32:2; Gen 45:4-10, 50:18-21; Isaiah 14:14; John 11:45-52 John 8:2-11 ; Deuteronomy 32:9-11; Psalm 17:8 ; Galatians 2:17-21
Teaching Date: May 12, 2021
This study opens with the seventh trumpet judgment, and within that are the bowl judgments as well. Other books in this study include: Revelation 1:17; Acts 1:9-11; Acts 9:3; 22:6-11; Psalm 29:3-6; Zechariah 13:6; Zechariah 12:10; Isaiah 53:5; Deuteronomy 29:29; II Corinthians 12:1-4; Ezekiel 3:1-3; Luke 7:31-34; Zechariah 4:1-14; Luke 12:4,5
Teaching Date: May 5, 2021
Chapter Eight begins where Chapter Seven left off, and it begins with what is called the great calm before the storm of judgement begins. Other books in this study include: Joel 2:1. Joel 2:12; Genesis 16:7; Exodus 3:2; Numbers 22:22; Judges 2:1; I Kings 19:7; Psalm 34:7; Isaiah 37:36; Exodus 9:18-26; Psalm 19:1,2; Romans 1:20; Isaiah 40:25,26; Jeremiah 31:35,36; Ephesians 6:12; Jonah 1:17; I John 1:1-4; Isaiah 40:18-20 N
Teaching Date: April 28, 2021
In this study we find ourselves in between the sixth and seventh seals with a brief pause so we can be introduced to two groups. Listen to this study to find out who these two groups are and their role in the Revelation story. Other books in this study include: Daniel 7:1-8, Romans 9:6-9; Deuteronomy 33:12; Genesis 49:17; Genesis 3:15; Matthew 28:18, 19; Psalm 23:1-3; 43:18-21;
Teaching Date: April 21, 2021
Who is going to be the anticipated being that has the worthiness and the authority to open the seals and usher in the the events of end times? The Lion of the tribe of Judah has been found worthy, and in chapter six we see the effects of Him opening each seal.
Other books in this study include: Daniel 9:27; Matthew 24:4,5; I Thessalonians 5:1-3; Ezekiel 14:12; Daniel 12:1; Jeremiah 30:7’ Joel 2:1-3; Psalm 139:19-22 ; John 3:36
Teaching Date: April 14, 2021
In Chapter Five we find ourselves in the throne room and we join again in the wonder of this holy, heavenly scene; where the four creatures are worshipping God for who He is, and we see the twenty-four elders respond to this worshiping of Him for His acts of creation. As this chapter begins we now join the 28 in heaven in the midst of their worship to behold an incredible scene.
Other books in this study include: Genesis 49:9,10; Isaiah 11:1; Isaiah 11:2 ; Peter 3:3; Matthew 2 and 27; Daniel 7:13,14; Philippians 2:5-10; Hebrews 9:22; Hebrews 10:4; Genesis 14; Hebrews 7; Isaiah 50:4; Isaiah 52:13
This chapter begins the third section of the book, following the original outline of chapter one, the things that you have seen (chapter 1), the things that are (chapters 2,3), and the things which take place after this (chapters 4-22)
Other books in this study include: Acts 14:27; I Corinthians 16:9, II Corinthians 2:12, and Colossians 4:3; Ephesians 1:15-23; I Chronicles 24:4-19; Ezekiel 1:5-21 and 10:20; Isaiah 6
Teaching Date: March 31, 2021
Part Two of our chapter three study discusses the final church, the church of Laodicea. In this study we hear Christ introducing Himself as the Amen: The faithful and true Witness, the Ruler of God’s creation.
Other books in this study include: John 1: 1-4; Colossians 1: 15, 18; Isaiah 6; Luke 5; Numbers 16:41; Isaiah 55: 1,2; Mark 8: 22-26, Hebrews 12: 5-11; Song of Solomon 5: 2-6
Teaching Date: March 24, 2021
Please note the content in this video reads Part IV, however, it should be Part III. Part Three of our chapter three study discusses the final church, the church of Laodicea. In this study we hear Christ introducing Himself as the Amen: The faithful and true Witness, the Ruler of God’s creation.
Other books in this study include: John 1: 1-4; Colossians 1: 15, 18; Isaiah 6; Luke 5; Numbers 16:41; Isaiah 55: 1,2; Mark 8: 22-26, Hebrews 12: 5-11; Song of Solomon 5: 2-6
Teaching Date: March 24, 2021
This study begins with the church in Sardis which was an important trade route that ran east to west through the kingdom of Lydia, and was a center of pagan worship and site of a temple of Artemis. Also in this study is the church in Philadelphia which was known for its agricultural products and was affected with earthquakes which destroyed the city several times.
Other books in this study include: Isaiah 11:2-5; I Kings 19:18; Psalm 69:28; Matthew 10:32 ,33; Galatians 2:9; Numbers 6:22-27
Teaching Date: March 17, 2021
he letters found in Revelation are very practical because the issues the first century church faced have continued throughout church history. We also hear the very words from Jesus Christ on what we are doing well, what we should be doing better and how to do it.
Other books in this study include: Ephesians 1:15, 16 and 6:24; Luke 17:5; I John 5:5; Psalm 4:8; Hebrews 11:24-25; Galatians 2:20; Philippians 1: 19-23; Romans 8:18; Numbers 15:32-36
Teaching Date: March 3, 2021
Pastor Bill starts our series with an explanation of the four camps which are represented in this book, how the allegorical method is used for its understanding and why John wrote this book. He then begins Chapter One teaching us the style this book is written in and why it was written that way.
Jude, written by the half-brother of Jesus, has a very dynamic writing style and uses many figures of speech as he, like John, warns about the dangers of false teachings. Jude proceeds to sound an exhortation to his readers to content for the faith!
Other books in this study include: Romans 1; 1 John 2: 22,23; II Peter 2: 1-3; Galatians 1:8; Genesis and 6:1-4; Psalm 139; Genesis 1: 3-27; Numbers 16; Revelation 14: 17 and 19:15; John 2
Teaching Date: February 17, 2021
In these letters we find John, the last living apostle, does not identify himself or the audience to whom they were written. Our study begins with Second John being address to the chosen lady and her children. Do you know who they are? In this study Pastor Bill teaches us why these letters were written in such a cryptic way.
Teaching Date: February 10, 2021
In this chapter John points to faith as the secret of a victorious, obedient life. As we conclude this book of the Bible Pastor Bill explains how God has given each of us that want to, that desire to be obedient to Him.
Other books in this study include: Acts 8:37; I John 4:4; John 19; Luke 11:9-13; Hebrews 6 and 10; Romans 6:23; I Peter 1:3-5; Jude 24,25; Isaiah 54:17
Teaching Date: Feb 4, 2021
Chapter Four continues teaching us about the Spirit He has given us, which abides in us, but with a warning: Test the spirits. Listen to this study and find out why we should be doing this.
Other books in this study include: John 1: 1-4; Mark 2: 1-12; Ephesians 6:10-13; Psalm 24:3-6; 1 Corinthians 2: 11,12; Philippines 2: 12,13; Ephesians 2: 8-10; Matthew 16:13-19
Teaching Date: Jan 27, 2021
How recently have you been overwhelmed by the love of God? In this study Pastor Bill teaches us why we need to slow down and reiterate what God has declared for each one of us.
Other books in this study include: Psalm 139; Ephesians 1: 15-21; 2 Cor. 12: 1-6; 1 John 1:9; Romans 1:1; James 2:17; Luke 6:27-36
Teaching Date: Jan 20, 2021
As we pick up this study, Pastor Bill has just concluded reading verse one in chapter two. As the study moves forward he teaches us about the keys to the Christian journey. Do you have yours? Listen in so you can make sure you have them and are using them at all times.
Other Books in this study include: Hebrews 6, Hebrews 10; John 3:16; Isaiah 53:7; Rom. 1:17; 3:21,22; II Cor. 5:21.
Teaching Date: Jan 14, 2021
Today’s world has many viewpoints about the existence of God, and among them there are three monotheistic views: Judaism, Islam and Christianity. In this teaching Pastor Bill explains how John has given us eyewitness testimony about which one is true.
The Lord is coming back and we have to be ready. In this study Pastor Bill teaches why false teachers are so destructive and why we need to know the truth.
Other books in this study include: Luke 1:70; Acts 3:21; Ephesians 3:5; Romans 1; Matthew 24:36-44; Revelation 21:1-5; Hebrews 6:4; Hebrews 10:26
Teaching Date: November 18, 2020.
As this study continues in Chapter One you will learn why Peter considers us pilgrims and the special meaning behind this. Then as Pastor Bill continues into Chapter Two he discusses why teaching falsely against the Word of God is a really big deal.
Other books in this study include: John 21:19; 1 Cor 2:6-9; Psalm 119:105; John 14:6; Genesis 6:1-4; Deuteronomy 32: 8,9; Hebrews 6: 1-2; Psalm 139
Teaching Date: November 4, 2020.
Second Peter is written very close to Peter’s death and speaking as both a bondservant and apostle, he teaches us the attributes that all Christians need to grow in to escape corruption.
Other books in this study include: 1 Kings 12: 7-11; 1 John 2: 15-17; Philippians 2:12,13
Teaching Date: October 29, 2020.
In our final study of this series, Peter appeals to his fellow elders as they shepherd the church based on the credentials he possessed. Listen in and learn what these were and how they apply to us today as followers of Christ.
Other books in this study include: John 13:12-17; Psalm 23; Ephesians 5:21; Genesis 3; Matthew 22:1-4; Philippians 2”5-10; Isaiah 40: 18-31; 2 Thessalonians 3: 6-10; James 4:7; James 4:8; 1 Corinthians 9: 24,25; 1 Thessalonians 2:19; 2 Timothy 4:8; 1 Peter 5:4; Revelation 2:10
Teaching Date: October 7, 2020
Do you know what falls under the category of Christian suffering? In this study Pastor Bill explains this and how we are able to overcome our sin through suffering.
Other books in this study include: Romans 2:12; Romans 8:18; 1 John 4:4-6; 2 Corinthians 2: 6-16; Mark 12:27; Romans 4:9-25; 1 Corinthians 11:32; Hebrews 12: 3-11
Teaching Date: September 30, 2020.
The world teaches that submission, obedience and suffering are a bad thing, however, in study you will learn how our submission, obedience, and suffering brings power. Power to change the world.
Other books in this study include: Ephesians 5:1-33; 2 Corinthians 11:22 - 12:10; Romans 8:18
Teaching Date: September 23, 2020
Pastor Bill concludes our study in Chapter One with explaining how we should not be conforming ourselves to what we were before because God has called us to be holy, holy in all our conduct. Then in Chapter Two he teach us what Christian Dignity is and how it impacts our lives as believers.
Other books in this study include: Hebrews 5:12; 6:5; Hebrews 10:19,20; John 20:11,12; Acts 17:30,31; Romans 1:18-25; I Corinthians 6:19,20; Romans 2:24
Teaching Date: September 16, 2020.
As the author of this book, Peter was the apostle whom Jesus reared up and trained to teach. In this teaching you’ll discover how you can see two different Peters: The one you see in the Gospels and the one you see in Acts.
Other books in this study include: Hebrews 11: 24-27; Romans 8:18; Ephesians 2:8-10; Philippians 2:12-14; Psalm 37:4
Teaching Date: September 10, 2020.
Biblical Apologetics. Our last study in this series covers the last proof from God of His existence. This argument seems to be argued from both sides because nonbelievers like to claim that they have morality too. Can this be true? In this teaching Pastor Bill’s explains several key premises which support they key things nonbelievers are missing.
Teaching Date: August 26, 2020
In this study you will see a very special appearance of the Risen Christ and how very intentional Jesus is to prepare one of His key Apostles for ministry.
August 23, 2020
Biblical Apologetics. The fossil record is something that Christians are often after to “dig into” because every time science presents it, it raises more questions in the mind of the Christian. Listen in as Pastor Bill explains explains why this supports the Creationists viewpoint.
Teaching Date: August 19, 2020.
Pastor Bill’s teaching begins with a walk through of the Tabernacle and how it depicts the story told in John, chapter twenty.
Note: Please be aware that the recording used for this study was taken from on online Zoom session and as a result the first two minutes of the study were not captured, and there are a few points where you will hear some background noise as attendees joined the class. Please accept our apologizes for the distractions.
Other books in this study include: Acts 18
Teaching Date: August 10, 2020.
Biblical Apologetics. In this part of the series Pastor Bill teaches about the Teleological Argument which addresses a very important question: What is more logical, that there is a Designer or there is no Designer? Other books in this study include: Proverbs 3:9; Isaiah 45:18, 1
Teaching Date: August 5, 2020.
In this study Pastor Bill takes us back 800 years before the event so we can see it through Isaiah’s eyes; then he takes us to John 19 where we can see itsfulfillment. Other books in this study include: Isaiah 52,53; Matthew 2, 27; Mark 12: was 13; John 3:16
Teaching Date: August 3, 2020.
Biblical Apologetics. In Session Four Pastor Bill explain how the discovery of the beginning of the Universe, that was scientifically proven, was a great discovery for Christianity. Listen in and learn how!
Teaching Date: July 29, 2020
In John 18 we read what Jesus called His last stage, and knowing this He went forward showing His true dedication to do the will of His Father. Can you do the same? Can you take up your cross daily and follow Him or do you follow some man-made version of promises of prosperity and health?
Other books in this study include: John 10: 17, 18; Hebrews 10: 5-7; Psalm 24: 3-6; Acts 26:26; I Corinthians 15:6; Matthew 10:33; Hebrews 6:4-8; Romans 9: 14-18; Matthew 23: 16-30;Judges 21:25
Teaching Date: July 27, 2020.
Biblical Apologetics. Have you ever asked, or had someone ask: Why doesn’t God just show His face and show us He’s real? In this session Pastor Bill answers that question as he discusses miracles and the Resurrection of Christ.
Teaching Date: July 22, 2020.
Chapter 17 presents us with nothing but the words of Jesus: No commentary - just Him praying to His Father as he concludes His ministry work before the crucifixion and resurrection.
Teaching Date: July 20, 2020.
Biblical Apologetics. In this session Pastor Bill continues from last week’s study about the New Testament Reliability and then introduces us to Chiastic Patterns in the New Testament.
July 15, 2020.
In John 16 we hear the final words that Jesus gives to His twelve before He begins to undergo what He did for us.
Other books in this study include: 1 Corinthians 2: 6-16; Acts 2:22-36; Galatians 5:19-22; Galatians 5: 22-25; John 16:9; 2 Corinthians 4:1-16;s Psalm 116:15; Revelation 21:1-4
Teaching Date: July 13, 2020.
In the world today there are many world view and religions, and many people find themselves asking: How do I know what to believe? God has left us evidence to answer this question. In Session One of this series, Pastor Bill begins with examining the reliability of the New Testament and will then expand into other areas throughout this series.
Teaching Date: July 8, 2020.
In this, one of the more famous chapters in the book of John, we gain an insight into what is on the mind of Jesus during the time of His impending death.
Other books in this study include: Psalm 80; Isiah 5; Jeremiah 2:21; Ephesian 2:10; Philippians 2: 12, 13; Romans 5: -11; Romans 12
Teaching Date: July 6, 2020.
In this study Pastor Bill teaches why we need to be thinking eternally not temporally, and that eternal life involves both and person and a place.
Other books in this study include: Matthew 21: 31,32; Hebrews 1:3, Philippians 2:5-10; jMatthew 7:28, 29; I John 2:1;Luke 11:11; I John 2: 20; 1 Corinthians 2:10; John 16:
Teaching Date: June 22, 2020.
Take a new look at the Last Supper from John’s perspective as he puts us into the heart and mind of Jesus.
Other books in this study include: Philippians 2: 5-10; Matthew 18: 21-35; Psalm 41:5; Matthew 26:2
Teaching Date: June 15, 2020.
This study begins in Chapter 12 with an expansion on how rewards will follow faithful suffering and concludes in Chapter 13 with our resting in Grace and Peace. Other books in this study include: Romans 5: 1-5; Acts 4:19, 20; II Timothy 3:12; Acts 16:20-34; Hebrews 11:24-76; Luke 13:1-5; Isiah 53; Philippians 1 and 2; Ephesians 1 -2:10
Teaching Date: June 9, 2020.
Do you know what the difference is between riding on a donkey or riding on a horse? In this study Pastor Bill explains the difference and how Jesus demonstrated His peaceful intentions without denying His kingship.
Other books in this study include: Ephesians 2:54-7; Matthew 5: 21-340; Matthew 5: 40-42; Zechariah 9: 9-10; Revelation 19: 11-16; John 14:25-26; Acts 1:8; Acts 2:1-4; Luke 1:35; Galatians 3:28; Exodus 19: 16-19; Psalm 29:3-9; Romans 10:9; Acts 17: 30-31
Teaching Date: June 8, 2020.
It’s all about faith in this teaching, and as you listen you will discover how God has left enough evidence that the willing will confidently believe, and just enough ambiguity that the unwilling will not.
Other books in this study include: John 1: 1-5; Colossians 1:9-18; Jeremiah 31:31; Romans 2:12-16; Acts 17: 26, 27; Luke 7
Teaching Date: June 3, 2020.
In this study Pastor Bill explains importance of Christ in the season of death, and how before Jesus there was no understanding of the resurrection. Jesus Himself brings us a new understanding of this through the Gospels.
Please be aware this study was live-streamed off campus due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Please forgive any audio issues. Other books in this study include: Hebrews 12:1; Psalm 30; 1 Corinthians 15:35-58; 1 Corinthians 2:11; 1 Timothy 1: 8-11
Teaching Date: June 1, 2020.
Chapter Nine taught the necessity of the sacrifice Jesus made and why the old covenant ways were not the right way to do things. In Chapter Ten you will learn the theology behind the cross and why God had to have His Son die for mankind.
ther books in this study include: 1 Peter 1: 13-16; Leviticus 11; Psalm 40:6-8; Amos 5:18; Isaiah 1:11; 1 Samuel 15:22; 1 Corinthians 15:21; Matthew 10:32; Luke 12: 47-48; Revelation 2:4
Teaching Date: May 26, 2020
In this study you’ll learn about the promises God made through the last covenant. Other books in this study include: Romans 6:23; Jeremiah 34:3-12; Romans 2:12; Acts 17; Hebrews 10:19-20
Teaching Date: May 19, 2020
Do you know what the difference between a good shepherd and a hireling is? In this teaching you’ll learn what separates the two and how Jesus is introduced as our Good Shepherd.
Please be aware this study was live-streamed off campus due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Please forgive any audio issues.
Other books in this study include: Ezekiel 34: 1-was 24; John 9: 35-40; Romans 11:16-24; Psalm 82; Psalm 23
Teaching Date: May 18, 2020.
As you begin this study you will uncover why the author of Hebrews wants to talk about the works in a saved person and then in chapter seven how Melchizedek is a type of Christ.
ther books in this study include: Luke 22; Romans 6:23; Acts 8:22; James 2:13; Ephesians 2: 8-10; James 2:14-26; Mark 2; 2 Corinthians 1:22 and 5:5; Ephesians 1:14; Genesis 14:17-20
Teaching Date: May 12, 2020. A
This teaching tells about a man born blind, and as you move through this study, pay attention to how different groups of people perceived this man and think about which group you would fit into.
Other books in this study include: Matthew 21:28; John 1; John 7; Ecclesiastics 5:2; Judges 11:29
Teaching Date: May 11, 2020.
Did you know that the wilderness generation had warnings that they should have heeded and listened to? In this study you will discover how the wilderness generation serves as a perpetual generation after generation warning against hardening your heart against Gold.
Other books in this study include: Psalm 95: 1-7; Romans 1:28; Acts 17; 1 Corinthians 4: 1-5; Luke 24; Romans 3: 21-26; 1 John 2:2; 1 Corinthians 2:6
Teaching Date: May 5, 2020.
Are you transgressing the law of God because of your traditions? Sometimes we do this even in lighter ways; we might think it’s a simple thing, but it could be having a much bigger impact than we realize.
Other books in this study include: Exodus 20; John 5; 1 Corinthians 1; Matthew 2; Isaiah 6; Matthew 22:29; Hebrews 11:19
Teaching Date: May 4, 2020
This study begins in chapter two where Pastor Bill explains the five ways that God tries to convince us of the truth in the Gospels; and then in chapter three, you’ll learn the importance of excreting spiritual disciplines. Other books in this study include: Acts 7:53; Exodus 20; John 14:26; 1 Corinthians 2:9; Philippians 2:5; Galatians 5; Romans 1:25; Ephesians 4: 1-3
Please be aware this study was live-streamed off campus due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Please forgive any audio issues and be aware we are trying to resolve this issue.
Teaching Date: April 28, 2020
In this study Pastor Bill teaches about the beginning of conflict for Jesus by three types of people which are seen in John Seven: The bewildered, Those who make a list of pros and cons and those like the apostles. Which category do you fall into?
Teaching Date: April 27, 2020.
Teaching Date: April 22, 2020. In this teaching Pastor Bill facilitates an overview of the book of Hebrews including its authorship, audience and theme. As he continues in Chapter One you will discover how Jesus is the author and finisher of your faith - and how He authors everything in between those two points. Please Note: This teaching series is part of a virtual small group hosted by Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale and presented via Zoom. The teaching concludes before the question and answer session as that portion could not be captured.
Please be aware this study was live-streamed off campus due to the Covid-19 outbreak. Please forgive any audio issues and be aware we are trying to resolve this issue. Other books in this study include: 1 Corinthians 16:21; Psalm 40:6-8; Galatians 4: 6-7; Colossians 1:16; Psalm 110:1; Luke 22: 69; Psalm 2:7; and Deuteronomy 32:43
Teaching Date: April 22, 2020.
Jesus allowed His signs to be a testimony to who He was, and you have to see both sides of the the coin to understand the fullness of God. In this teaching you will learn how you can’t believe who Jesus is if you don’t understand what He does: You first have to get His identity straight
Other books in this study include: Isaiah 45:7; Romans 1; Jeremiah 31:33; Romans 2:12
April 20, 2020.
In this study Pastor Bill explains how the Lord’s Prayer in seen in the first twenty-one verses of John, chapter six.
April 13, 2020.
April 6, 2020
Have you ever wondered why the paralyzed man in this chapter had to wait 40 years for healing? In this study you’ll gain some insight into exactly what the man had been praying for.
Other books in this study include: Ephesians 3: 14-20; Psalm 139:6; Luke 11:5; Matthew 23:15; Acts 17:22
April 6, 2020
March 30, 2020
Jesus seems to have something else besides the Nobleman’s son in mind with this story; and the Nobleman will soon learn that Jesus has no geographical restrictions.
Other books in this study include: John 2; 2 Corinthians 5:7; 1 Timothy 2:5; John 17:20; 2 Corinthians 5: 1-8; Hebrews 11:1
March 9, 2020
While the Jews would go out of their way to avoid Samaria even though it added time to their journey, while Jesus needed to go through Samaria because of the woman He would meet there. This woman that Jesus was going to meet resembles us. Listen to this study and discover how!
Other books in this study include: Romans 6:23; 2 Corinthians 1:15; Romans 5: 13-15; 1 Corinthians 3: 5-6; Revelation 17
Spiritual things do not come with a smorgasbord of selections based on what fits our lifestyles the best; it comes with truth, and truth stands alone and above everyone’s opinion. In this study you will learn how truth brings responsibility, accountability and was created before we were born.
Other books in this study include: Hebrews 11; Philippians 4: 10; Psalm 23:11; Matthew 25:14
March 2, 2020
In this study you will learn how Nicodemus felt compelled to meet Jesus face-to-face, and that is what changed him and separated him from the other Pharisees.
Other books in this study include: Hebrews 11; 1 Corinthians 2: 6-10; Numbers 2: 4-9; Isaiah 53
February 25, 2020
Please Note: Due to audio issues, the first 14 verses of this study were unrecoverable. We had experienced random audio outages during this book due to drops with wi-fi service.
February 10, 2020
John was able to get a glimpse, during the Transfiguration, as Jesus transformed into His glory and how he would one day see Him in Heaven. As Christians today, we have to behold that glimpse that John gives us and always remember that when we get a glimpse of Christ that way, we’ll never want leave that spot!
Series: Be Ye Transformed
Teaching Date: December 10, 2019
In this study Pastor Bill asks the question: Are you conforming or are you transforming? Discover how Romans 12:1 and Ephesians 4:25 teach us that Christianity is nothing if it's not transformational.
Series: Be Ye Transformed
What does the Bible say about suffering? A Lot! The Bible presents a very different picture than what most people think, and in this study Pastor Bill discusses this beginning in Psalm 30.
Other books in this study are: Luke 21:7; Job 1:13; James 1:2; 1 Peter 1:3; 2 Cor 11:22 and Romans 8:16
Teaching Date: December 2, 2019
Series: Be Ye Transformed
Teaching Date: November 25, 2019
John 1: 1-5 This study discusses the Heavenly view of Jesus Christ as seen in the first five verses of John’s Gospel.
In this study Pastor Bill reminds us how things will fall into place when we are fed the Word of God. Listen as he walks us through several important steps in studying the Bible, and encourages us to take one step further, go deeper or maybe just start intentionally spending time in the Word every day.
Others books in this study: 1 Peter 5:1; Psalm 139:14; Exodus 1:15; Joshua 2:1-7; Deuteronomy 6:1-9; Deuteronomy 33
Others books in this study: Ecclesiastes 12:13-14; Romans 2:5; 2 Corinthians 5:9; Psalm 115; Isaiah 1:10; Romans 12:1
Others books in this study: Philippians 3:17; Psalm 139; Hebrews 6:4; Hebrews 10:26; Acts 17:22; 1 Corinthians 15:3
Others books in this study: Luke 16; Isaiah 49:1; 52:18; 48:18; Hosea 2:14; John 12:31; John 16:1; Luke 9:57; Isaiah 2:1
Others books in this study: Psalm 96, Psalm 139, John 67:26, Luke 4:16, 1 John 2:3; 1 John 3:5
Rise - Rein - Sin - Die: The sins of kings come down to their lack of trust in God.
Others books in this study: 1 Chronicles 16:7; Psalm 115; Isaiah 40; Ecclesiastes 1:1-9; Isaiah 44: 9-20; Isaiah 45; 2 Corinthians
Others books in this study: 2 Peter 2:12; 1 Corinthians 9:24; 1 Thessalonians 2:17; 2 Timothy 4:6; James 1:12; 1 Peter 5:1
Others books in this study: 1 Corinthians 9:24; James 1:12; Mathew 10:22; Hebrews 6:4; Hebrews 10:19
You obtain your identify by what you cling to. Are you clinging to the Rock? This study is in 1 Kings 11. Other books in this study are: Ruth 1:14; Matthew 7:24; 1 Corinthians 3:11; Psalm 73
Other books in this study include: Psalm 78:69; Isaiah 60:4; Deuteronomy 17: 14-17; 1 Corinthians 1:18
This study is in 1 Kings 8: 1-54 April 1, 2019
Other books in this study: 2 Corinthians 3: 12-18; Psalm 139:19; 1 Chronicles 17: 1-14; Isiah 29; 9-15 John 14:2; Hebrews 12: 22 Revelation 7: 9-12; 7: 15-16; 11: 19; 19: 11-16; 21: 18-21; 22: 1-5
in this study we continue in First Kings, chapters four and five, seeing Solomon’s wisdom in action.
In 1 Kings 2, we see how far God is willing to go to purify His Kingdom and provide for His children. Other Books in this Study: 2 Samuel 16; Genesis 9; Romans 13: 3-5; Romans 8:9
As Pastor Bill concludes our study in 1 Kings 1; you’ll continue to learn why it’s vital to set your goal as a servant of God and not based on your own wants and needs. Other books in tonights study: 1 Chronicles 22:9; Philippians 2; Matthew 21; Proverbs 21
Are you setting goals based on your wants and needs or as a servant of God? In tonight's study, Pastor Bill explains what happens when our ambitions reside outside of God's will. Books for tonight's study: 1 Kings 1; 2 Samuel 11 and Matthew 1