The Open Word

In this session we take a look at Paul's instructions to the family. God has ordained the family to be a representation of the way in which Christ relates to the church. What are the principles that will produce harmony in a home. Ephesians 5:22-6:4 gives us the answer.

We continue working through Ephesians 4 and 5 covering Paul's admonitions on how to live in harmony with others in the body of Christ as well as our need to remain separate from the evil of the world.

We continue our look at Ephesians picking up in the doctrinal section with the topic of Spiritual Gifts and a discussion of the believer's worthy walk.

Our study of Ephesians continues with a look at the Mystery of the Church as found in Ephesians three then we being a look at Ephesians 4 and the worthy walk.

We continue our study of Ephesians by examining Ephesians 2 and the Doctrines of Justification and Sanctification that are found in this chapter.

We complete our look at Ephesians chapter 1 focusing on Paul's prayer of thanksgiving for the Ephesian believers.

We begin a study of the Book of Ephesians which emphasizes the Church as the Body of Christ. In this session we begin a look at Ephesians chapter 1 covering the great doctrine of Election as well as Paul's prayer for the Ephesian church.

We complete our study of Galatians by looking at Galatians 6 on how we should restore and treat a sinning brother or sister.

We continue our study in Galatians by examining chapter five in which we learn about the fruit of the spirit and the works of the flesh.

We take a look at Galatians chapter four where Paul continues his argument regarding the necessity of believing the Gospel of Grace not Law.

We begin the second section of Galatians looking at Paul's amazement regarding the abandonment of the Gospel by the Galatian believers. NOTE: This is a partial recording due to technical issues so only the first 45 minutes of the session is available.

In this session we really focus in on Galatians 2 in which Paul defends the doctrine of justification by faith.

We begin our detailed look at the Book of Galatians by examining the first two chapters in which Paul outlines his call to the ministry, his confrontation with Peter, and his defense of the doctrine of justification by faith.

In this session be being our actual study of the Book of Galatians starting in chapter 1.

We begin a look at the Book of Galatians, perhaps the earliest book penned by the Apostle Paul to the churches in Asia Minor. This book is considered to be one of the clearest defenses of the doctrine of justification by faith along with the Book of Romans. In this first session we introduce the background of Galatians as to its date, audience, and major themes.

We complete our study in the Book of Acts by looking at chapters 21-28. We had to hurry through the last part of the book as one week of the class was missed in the schedule. In any case, it is my hope this study in the Book of Acts has been beneficial to everyone.

We complete our look at Paul's ministry in Ephesus during his third missionary journey.

We continue our study in the Book of Acts by completing our look at Paul's ministry in Ephesus, a ministry which lasted some three years.

We complete our look at Paul's second missionary journey in Athens and Corinth followed by his return to his home church of Antioch in Syria. We then pick up with his third missionary journey through the region of Galatian and Phyrgia to Ephesus.

We continue our look at Paul's second missionary journey in Athens and Corinth followed by his return to his home church of Antioch in Syria. We then pick up with his third missionary journey through the region of Galatian and Phyrgia to Ephesus.

We begin a study of Acts 15-17 covering the Jerusalem Council and the first part of Paul's second missionary journey to Asia Minor, Philippi, Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.

We complete our study of Acts 15-17 covering the Jerusalem Council and the first part of Paul's second missionary journey to Asia Minor, Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens.

We begin a study of Acts 11-14 in which we read of Peter's defense at the Jerusalem Council (Acts 11), his rescue by the angel and death of Herod (Acts 12), and Paul's first missionary journey (Acts 13-14).

We complete our study of Acts 11-14 in which we read of Peter's defense at the Jerusalem Council (Acts 11), his rescue by the angel and death of Herod (Acts 12), and Paul's first missionary journey (Acts 13-14).

We complete our discussion of the account of Peter and Cornelius in Acts 10.