We discuss definitions of Hope and Righteousness in the context of Romans.

We conclude the sections that detail Jesus’ birth and the amazing events surrounding it and introduce the ministry of John, the Forerunner of the Messiah.

We discuss the language and some translation issues of Romans 1. Then we define Faith to understand the larger concept in the letter and in the New Testament.

We take a look at the interconnection between the Hymn of Mary (The Magnificat), The Praise and Prophecy of Zechariah (The Benedictus) and Simeon’s Praise and Prophecy (The Nunc Dimittis). In these poetic sections, we are focused on the faithfulness and grace of the Lord in fulfilling His promises given to Abraham and David for…

We begin working through the book focusing on the Kingship of Christ and the implications for holiness.

In chapters 1 and 2 of his Gospel, Luke raises the issue, “How Should We Respond to the Word of the Lord?” The priest Zachariah provides a negative example for us while the young Mary provides a positive example. In these introductory narratives, we get a view of faith in response to the Lord’s sometimes…

Dr. Jim Allman begins the course with the introductory questions of Why? What? and How?

We begin our tour of the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts by dealing with the What? Where? and Why? Luke and Acts were meant to be one continuous work. We consider the larger historical context of these works and the process that Luke used to collect and organize the accounts of Jesus…

Jesus leads us in love. He teaches us to 1) Love Father-God with all that we are, 2) Love our neighbors as ourselves, 3) Love our Enemies, and 4) Love one another (our brothers and sisters in Christ) as He has loved us. This is our highest calling as followers of Jesus.

Jesus did not come to be served, but to serve and give His life as a ransom for many. As we follow Him, we must follow in the footsteps of His service. We are called to be “bond-slaves” of the Master who is wiser and better at life than we are.