Tag: Bible Study
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John: The Most Theological Gospel
John’s gospel is unlike the other three. Different stories, different language, different purpose. John shows us Jesus as both fully God and fully man—the eternal Word made flesh who dwelt among us.
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Small Group Study Guide, Week 6
Summary First off, I am so sorry about last week’s discussion questions! A small group leader pointed out that they were the same questions as the week before. I know I typed new questions, but somehow an old version overwrote the new version, and that’s why you all had deja vu. But we are going…
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Day 031 Redo: What I Got Epically Wrong
“Now [the Bereans] were more noble than those in Thessalonica; they received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so.”Acts 17:11 ESV In yesterday’s blog post, I suggested that Moses didn’t take God at His word when he told Pharaoh “the God of the Hebrews has met…
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Who Is Jesus, Session 8: The God Claim, Part 2
Notes from May 18 Who Is Jesus Bible Study.
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Who Is Jesus? Session 7: The God Claim (Part 1)
Here are the notes for Session 7 of Focus on the Family’s Who Is Jesus? study. Who Is Jesus? Session 6: The Resurrection Q1: If Jesus is God, then everything begins to make sense. Q2: If Jesus is really God, then the consequences are huge. Twenty years later, when you ask someone on the street “Who is David Koresh?”…
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Romans 6 Recap
Last night, we discussed Session 9 of Tommy Nelson’s Romans: The Letter that Changed the World, which covers Romans 6:1-12. When we talked about Romans 5, we all agreed that we can’t lose our salvation. We have eternal security, according to Romans 5:1-5 and John 10:28-29. But last night, we began with two key questions: What theological…