Studies
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Go deeper into Scripture through individual studies and multi-part study series designed to encourage thoughtful reflection, meaningful discussion, and practical application. Each study is structured to support approximately 30–45 minutes of individual study or group discussion, helping connect biblical truth with everyday life.
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No Other Gospel
Galatians 1. In Galatians 1, Paul defends the gospel’s divine authority and warns against adding human works as a basis for acceptance with God. His calling displays the grace that rescues sinners and leads them to glorify God.
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Fruit in Keeping with Repentance
Turning from Sin — Part 3 of 4. John the Baptist calls for fruit consistent with repentance. This study examines how grace shapes generosity, honesty, and the use of authority, and why repairing harm expresses repentance without purchasing forgiveness.
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Walk in Wisdom
Walking the Walk — Part 3 of 3. Ephesians 5:15–21 calls believers to walk wisely. This study considers faithful use of time, understanding God’s will, and dependence on the Spirit expressed through worship, thanksgiving, and humility in ordinary life.
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Walk in Light
Walking the Walk — Part 2 of 3. Ephesians 5:3–14 calls believers to reject sin and live as children of light. This study considers God’s warnings, the danger of excusing wrongdoing, and the repentance and obedience that should mark our lives.
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Go deeper with connected studies designed to be explored together.
What is Saving Faith?
What is Saving Faith
What is Saving Faith — Part 1 of 2. Romans 4 and James 2 distinguish living faith from a mere profession of belief: sinners are justified by faith apart from works, and obedience reveals genuine trust in Christ.
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Knowledge, Assent, and Trust
What is Saving Faith — Part 2 of 2. Drawing on Romans 10, this study explains how saving faith knows the gospel, believes it is true, and personally rests upon Christ; it also considers repentance and assurance grounded in His completed work.
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The Battle Within
From Captivity to Freedom
The Battle Within — Part 1 of 3. Reading Romans 7 alongside Romans 8, this study considers whether Paul describes a believer’s continuing struggle or captivity under the Law, then shows how Christ and the Spirit free His people to battle sin.
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Guarding the Heart, Renewing the Mind
The Battle Within — Part 2 of 3. Through Proverbs 4, Mark 7, and Romans 12, this study examines how thoughts shape desires and desires direct thoughts, and considers God’s work in renewing the whole person through His Spirit and Word.
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The Will and Sanctification
The Battle Within — Part 3 of 3. Drawing on Philippians 2 and 2 Peter 1, this study shows that God works within believers to shape both desire and obedience, calling them to make every effort through His grace, never to earn salvation.
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Indentity in Christ
Who Are We
Identity in Christ — Part 1 of 2. This study examines how work, relationships, achievement, and control can become sources of identity, then contrasts our condemned standing in Adam with the new identity believers receive by grace in Christ.
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What Makes Us Valuable and Secure
Identity in Christ — Part 2 of 2. This study examines how performance can become a verdict on our worth and control a false source of security, then grounds our value and confidence in God’s creation, redeeming grace, and inseparable love in Christ.
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Born of God
The Right to Become Children of God
Born of God — Part 1 of 4. John 1:12–13 shows that those who receive Christ and believe in His name are given the right to become children of God, a gracious privilege granted through faith rather than inherited by nature.
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Born From Above
Born of God — Part 2 of 4. In John 3, Jesus tells Nicodemus that no one can enter God’s kingdom without being born from above; this study examines the Spirit’s life-giving work and how the new birth brings sinners to faith in Christ.
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Not of Blood
Born of God — Part 3 of 4. This study explains why John 1:13 rules out ancestry as the source of new birth: family and religious heritage are valuable gifts, but God’s children from every background belong to Christ through faith.
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Not of Human Will, but of God
Born of God — Part 4 of 4. John 1:13 and Romans 9 show that those who receive Christ owe their new birth to God’s mercy rather than human will, giving believers hope as they share the gospel and pray for others.
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Books of the Bible: Galatians
Stand Firm in Christ’s Freedom
Galatians — Part 1 of 3. In Galatians 5:1, Paul calls believers to stand firm in the freedom Christ has won. This study considers why the churches were tempted to return to bondage and how the church at Antioch upheld salvation through grace.
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Rely On Grace Through Faith
Galatians — Part 2 of 3. In Galatians 5:2–6, Paul warns against adding law keeping to Christ as a ground of acceptance with God. This study considers the seriousness of that choice and how living faith bears fruit in love.
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Reject What Hinders the Gospel
Galatians — Part 3 of 3. In Galatians 5:7–12, Paul warns that a persuasive addition to Christ can spread through a church and hinder its faithfulness to the gospel. This study considers the offense of the cross and why his people must guard its message.
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