Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
A great and significant act was done just two days before Jesus was crucified. Some who saw it thought it was a waste, but Jesus thought it valuable enough to declare that this act will be spoken of everywhere the gospel is preached.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
What is often called “The Lord’s Prayer” or “The Model Prayer” is certainly a wonderful prayer, but there is a point that Jesus is making by giving this example of prayer, let’s take a closer look at what that is.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
We may think of the “Good Shepherd” passage in John 10 as a beautiful and peaceful scene, where in the serenity Jesus tells His apostles these wonderful words. But the context of this passage tells a different story…
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
Today we hear a lot concerning “The Last Days”, and many believe that the last days have come upon us now. But what does “The Last Days” mean according to the biblical context? And when will/did the last days occur?
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
David and the Israelites made the mistake of carrying the Ark of the Covenant on a new cart, neglecting to consult God’s word for instruction on the transport of the Ark. Have we made the same mistake? Are we carrying the commandments of God out on new carts?
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
When Paul told the Ephesians that they could comprehend the width, length, height, and depth of the love of Christ, what did he mean by that? This lesson explores the context of the book of Ephesians to determine why Paul talks of Christ’s love as if it were a building.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
Does God have a name? It may be impossible to say for sure, but God does use a name or two in the Bible by which He describes Himself to us. In this lesson, we will explore some of the keywords used for the name of God in the Bible.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
This lesson considers the biblical origins of the word “Christian”, the 3 places it is used in the Bible, and the meaning of the word.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
What does it mean to be made “in the image of God”? This lesson considers one aspect of being in the image of God, and considers the bible’s narrative of resembling anything or anyone other than God.
Sermon by Tanner Campbell.
Today, there is a sea of misinformation and misunderstanding concerning what was taking place on the cross of Christ. Did Jesus become sin for us? Did he take on our guilt? Did he face the wrath of God? Did the Father turn His face away from His Son? Was Jesus forsaken on the cross? This is just the tip of the iceberg, but in this lesson, we will consider many of these themes.
