National Capital Bible Church

(Prov 17:6) Honoring grandparents. Apologetics (1 Cor 2:2). Paul purposely chose to focus solely on Jesus and the cross.

The work of Christ (Is 53:5). Seven often overlooked yet profoundly significant aspects of Christ’s work (1 Jn 2:1; Heb 7:24-25).

(Ps 34:8) Invitation to experience God’s goodness. Transition from self-reliance to trusting in God’s grace and sovereignty (1 Cor 1:29-31). Glorying in the Lord (v. 31).

(Ps 34:8) Invitation to experience God’s goodness. Transition from self-reliance to trusting in God’s grace and sovereignty (1 Cor 1:29-31). Glorying in the Lord (v. 31).

(Ps 113:5-8) God transcendence over human wisdom. God uses the weak to shame the wise (1 Cor 1:27-28).

The way of salvation (Jn 1:12). Comparing free grace and reformed perspectives on salvation (2 Cor 5:17; Rom 4:5).

(Ps 139:1-4) God’s calling based on His sovereign grace. The inclusivity of God’s calling (1 Cor 1:25-26).

Four points of the cross (Redemption, Propitiation, Reconciliation, Justification) (Matt 16:24). Roman Catholicism compared to Free Grace.

(Prov 12:25; Matt 6:25-24) Worry for nothing; the power of encouraging words. Communion. Christ is the power of God and the wisdom of God (1 Cor 1:23-24).

Spiritual rest (Mt 11:28). Anxiety and worry require mental and emotional effort with no positive outcome (Lk 10:41). The peace of God provides believers with spiritual rest (Phil 4:7).

(Ps 46:1-11) Trusting God’s presence amidst the chaos. Current state of Israel, American churches (2 Chron 15:3-7). Embrace the simplicity of the Gospel, even if it appears foolish (1 Cor 1:21-22).

Spiritual gifts. Summary of types. Believers should seek to develop and use their gifts for ministry (2 Tim 1:6).

(Ps 107:20-21) God helps those who call on Him. God actively works to dismantle what humans consider wise (1 Cor 1:19-20; Is 29:14). Practical application.

Small things. God delights in using anything you will give Him, especially the small things, to accomplish His purpose (Mt 17:20).

(Ps 46:1-2) Our hope transcends the chaos around us. Boasting in men, unity in Christ, role of baptism, simplicity in evangelism, power of the cross, “being saved” (1 Cor 1:15-18).

The simplicity of salvation (Eph 2:8-9; Jn 3:16). Men who differ in their views in salvation (Jas 2:17). Men want to do something, but God says it’s a gift because Jesus Christ paid the price on the cross.

(Is 53:4-6) Communion: God gives His one and only Son. God’s kingdom program for believers (Mt 3:2; Jn 18:36). Is there more than one kingdom mentioned in the Bible?

(Prov 27:17) Benefitting from constructive interaction with others. Unity vs. conflicts in the Church, accountability, authority and centrality of Christ, misplaced allegiances, spiritual baptism (1 Cor 1:11-14). Believers are to strive for unity in the Church.

Seven steps of spiritual retreat. Comparison and analysis of 1 Cor 3:1-3 and Heb 5:11-14. Backsliding, reversionism, spiritual maturity. Maturity comes from consistent learning and application of God’s Word.

(Prov 28:26) Warning against self-reliance. Spiritual gifts, finding strength in God, preparing for Rapture, divisions in Church (1 Cor 1:7-11). The purpose of spiritual gifts is to build up Church (1 Cor 12:7).

Seven steps of spiritual recovery. If you fail, begin the journey home by submitting to God and correcting the behavior (Jas 4:7-8). Example: the thief on the cross (Lk 23:39-43).

(Ps 128:1-4) Fathers found in the Bible.

Seven steps of spiritual growth. Christianity is a mindset. Spiritual growth requires discipline, dedication, and a commitment to God’s ways (Rom 12:2; Mt 4:4).

(Prov 27:17) Fellowship and the Church. Enriching the Church through spiritual gifts (1 Cor 1:5-7; Eph 4:12). The objective of the local church is the work of ministry.

(Prov 9:10) The origin of knowledge and true understanding. Communion: Christ’s presence and atonement (Mt 18:20). God’s power will sustain us in our weakness (1 Cor 1:4; 2 Cor 12:9).