The beginning of discipleship starts with preparation. In Mark 1:1-13, Jesus shows His preparation over comfort, conviction for the journey, testing before being proven, and the weight of discipleship as He moved forward with a clear mission.
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The gospel, which is the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ, is the instigator of our transformation into the Christian life.
The Lord's church is called many things in the Bible. Jesus is sometimes called the "Good Shepherd", which makes the church is His flock. In this lesson Jason examines the relationship between the Good Shepherd and His flock.
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The psalmist wrote in Psalm 139:14 that we humans are "fearfully and wonderfully made". The complexity of design is obvious and important to our survival. In this lesson we look at the comparison of the church as a body with special emphasis on the idea of individual members working together, moving in common goals and pursuits.
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The Bible often uses metaphors to help us understand spiritual realities. Many metaphors are used to describe the church of Christ. In this first lesson of the series about these metaphors, we learn how the church is described as a kingdom and why we are no longer waiting for Jesus to establish His kingdom.
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While Peter spoke at Cornelius’s house he said, “God anointed Jesus of Nazareth with the Holy Spirit and with power, who went about doing good and healing all who were oppressed by the devil, for God was with Him” (Acts 10:38). Jesus is our perfect example of goodness. This class shows what we can learn from Him about it.
The Lord's Supper has been practiced by faithful Christians since Jesus established the church in 33 A.D. Learn more about how this is not a meaningless ritual and why it has been so important to the faith of Christians throughout the ages.
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