Have you ever wondered if a diagram would make life easier, a road map that laid out decisions for you? Our study today looks at instructions that Paul provided both to Timothy and to us.

2 Timothy 2:20-26

Freedom is a word that can conjure up a wide range of ideas. What is the intersection of freedom and religion? For many, those two ideas are polar opposites. Our study will dive into a discussion of this intersection.

1 Cor 9:19-27

Studying the entire Bible is a good way to avoid “cherry picking” an answer that works for you. Context is important. As Paul answers questions offered up by the church in Corinth, context is essential, and we’ll look at the details in this study.

1 Cor 9:19-27

On a logical basis, one could affirm the idea that “the more I’ve accomplished, the more rights I have.” Then there’s the gospel approach. Paul had accomplished much, but talks about the more important task of living out the gospel and will challenge us to do the same.

1 Cor 9:1-18

Congratulations on getting that degree! Time to frame it and put it up on the wall, and rightly so. Our study today presents a warning to those who go beyond framing and use knowledge as a way to define themselves, or even as an idol.

1 Cor 8:1-13

What comes to mind at the mention of idols? Statues of stone or at times fine metals, right? Our study today will head straight into the modern day reality of how prevalent new types of idols are, and how we can resist their taking over.

1 Cor 8:1-13

It sounds like a literary phrase. “How big is your God?” But if you wrestle with this question, could there be a few additional diagnostic questions you also need to ask? We’ll explore this topic in our study today.

2 Timothy 1:8-12

Let’s take a look at how the church views singleness versus how society looks at that same status. Paul will provide perspective on this topic in our study today.

1 Cor 7:1-40