Issues In Perspective

Dr. Eckman continues on the Biblical roles of husbands & wives. Despite cultural opposition & much misunderstanding, God's plan for marriage is as true & relevant as ever.

Dr. Eckman uses Ephesians 5:32 to express & enhance the Biblical truth of Peter's writings on the roles of husbands & wives in marriage.

Peter encourages us to be people of God who represent integrity & His standards, regardless the costs.

Dr. Eckman leads in-depth discussion of how we are free in Christ, specifically freedom from the bondage of sin. He also details 4 factors in a life of such freedom, as written by Peter.

Peter continues his call of submission to God, bringing order, stability, and good spiritual health, which truly frees the believer to live a rich & fulfilling life.

Peter reminds us of who we are because of Jesus: a chosen people, part of the royal priesthood & a Holy Nation, and belonging to a new Family. This brings about change & transformation into a life of submission to Him.

Peter is laying out that in the New Covenant, we are the new Temple & the new Priests, plus excellent side discussion on 'human responsibility' vs 'divine sovereignty'.

Peter shares more of God's intent in redeeming us: today's discussion focuses around living a Life of Love.

Peter defines a lifestyle of Salvation, describing & discussing a life of Hope & Holiness for those who accept & believe in Christ.

Peter shares more of God's plan for Salvation, emphasizing how the prophets of the Old Testament were laboring not for themselves, but for future generations -- including us today.

Dr. Eckman begins a new study of 1st Peter: Peter affirms & reinforces that our Hope is a living Hope for life because of Jesus, and there is an imperishable, undefiled, unfading inheritance for every one who puts their faith in Christ.

Dr. Eckman wraps up our study of the Book of Jude, including a concise summary to all Believers for living the Christian Life.

Continued discussion of false teachers & the Lord's instruction to us in avoiding apostasy.

God holds false teachers accountable, and in today's study, Dr. Eckman discusses characteristics of a false teacher.

Jude warns readers those of perverting the grace of God, and of those distorting the teaching of Jesus. We are encouraged to have clarity on who Jesus is & to recognize His grace.

An introduction to the book of Jude, discussing "servanthood" plus detailed discussion of how we are 'called & kept' by the Lord.

In this final study of Exodus, Moses draws closer to the Lord & meets with him on the mountain, as He renews his Covenant with the people.

Moses demonstrates maturity & leadership as he handles the pagan Golden Calf incident; he also shows intimacy in his conversations with God - the same intimacy that each of us can have with the Lord today.

God gives a picture of the Tabernacle, starting from the inside out (or, from the presence of God to the outside where man is allowed).

Chapter 24 shares how Moses was called up the mountain, where the glory of the Lord would appear to him; In-depth discussion of the principles, values, & strategies of ancient Israel that are just as important today.

Exodus 23 concludes the laws given to Moses; The Lord shares His promise of completing the mercy He began, by sending an angel ahead into Canaan.

Dr. Eckman leads continued discussion of God's civil laws, as He sets up a system of justice, restitution, accountability, and equity.

Having given the Ten Commandments as His Moral law, the Lord then provides Civil laws to build a society based on justice, accountability, restitution, and equity.

The Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, & Tenth Commandments, as God lays down his framework on the sanctity of intimacy, material stewardship, truth, and motive.

The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Commandments, with in-depth discussion of God's plan for work & rest, the submission to authority, & the sanctity of all life.