Find out how the Ten Commandments can offer us true freedom Part 9
According to the “Discover the Word” team, sin is a desire to be free from God. Let's study the Ten Commandments and discover that instead of restricting us, they actually offer us true freedom.
How a study of the Ten Commandments can reveal sin, and lead us to freedom in Christ Part 8
The annual visit to the doctor’s office can be an unpleasant experience. But that check-up could be the very thing that saves our life!
Discover what the apostle Paul said about the Law Part 7
No matter our age, rules and regulations have an uncanny way of making rebels out of the best of us. Do you think it's true, the more we’re told not to do something, the more we want to do it? An interesting study of the Ten Commandments.
Discover how the Ten Commandments play into God’s plan of salvation Part 6
In light of Christ’s sacrifice on the Cross, it’s easy to assume the Ten Commandments don’t apply to us today. Let's look at the apostle Paul’s treatise on the balance between law and grace, and find that the commandments play a vital role in God’s plan of salvation. A study of Romans 7.
How the Ten Commandments point us to Christ Part 5
Some may think the Ten Commandments are archaic rules that don’t apply to our lives today. Discover how the commandments are an integral part of the bigger picture of God’s work through history, and ultimately point us to Christ.
Let’s take a panoramic view of the Law and its place in our salvation Part 4
On the surface, the rules and regulations of the Old Testament may seem rigid and impractical. But seen in a larger context, they’re actually part of God’s perfect design! Let's take a fresh perspective on the Ten Commandments.
Discover how the Great Physician uses the Law to diagnose and heal our sin Part 3
Though an x-ray can reveal what’s broken inside us, we still need the skilled hand of a surgeon to repair internal damage. It’s a spiritual check-up.
A biblical perspective on the purpose of the Law Part 2
The Bible declares we’re saved by the free gift of grace. In light of Jesus’ sacrifice, no amount of obedience to the Law can ever make us right with God! Let's examine the importance of the Ten Commandments in light of salvation.
An insightful study on the Ten Commandments and the role it plays in our lives Part 1
The Ten Commandments were given to a people and a culture bound to follow Old Testament law. So do those ancient rules have any application in our lives today?
Let's go back to the first century and see what it was like to hear the gospel for the first time Part 6
Unable to escape from the bondage of sin on our own, God sent His only Son to free us. It’s a transforming message that never gets old.
Let's turn to Paul’s letter to the Corinthians and explore what it means to show true, biblical love Part 5
I love my spouse and I love pizza, but if I were to tell my spouse my love for him/her equals my love for pizza, I’m in big trouble! An insightful look at First Corinthians thirteen.
Rediscover First Corinthians thirteen for your home Part 4
The famous “love” chapter found in First Corinthians thirteen is often used in wedding ceremonies as a model for the newly married couple. Discover how this well-known definition of love impacts more than just husbands and wives!
Discover the detailed organization Paul put into his letter to the Corinthian church Part 3
As the author of the majority of the New Testament, the apostle Paul was one of the greatest theologians and writers in history! A fresh perspective on Scripture with special guest Ken Bailey.
Gain fresh understanding of the apostle Paul’s famous letter to the Corinthians Part 2
We know them as books of the Bible, but much of the New Testament is made up of letters to specific cities and churches! Let's survey the ancient city of Corinth.
Let’s look at Paul’s letter to the Corinthians Part 1
Scripture applies to every generation and culture. But the words really come alive when we see them in their original context! Let's look at Paul’s letter to the Corinthians from the perspective of his original Middle Eastern audience.
