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Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 42
In Lesson 42 of Christian Ethics and the Old Testament, Dave Rich turns from the duties children owe their parents to the duties parents owe their children. He lays ou...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 41
Dave Rich turns to the fifth commandment in Lesson 41 of Christian Ethics and the Old Testament, examining what it means to honor father and mother in Exodus 20:12 and...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 40
Do Christians have to take one day off a week, or don't they? Lesson 40 wraps up the fourth commandment series by laying out the two major Christian views on Sabbath o...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 39
Why is the fourth commandment the only one of the Ten never repeated in the New Testament? Lesson 39 argues that its complete fulfillment in Christ is exactly the reas...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 38
##Episode Description:## (214 words) Jesus broke more Sabbath rules than he kept, and that's exactly the point. Lesson 38 continues the study of the fourth commandment...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 37
The fourth commandment might be the most debated of the ten. Lesson 37 launches a multi week study of the Sabbath, starting with the text itself before any application...
The encouragement of our elders (1 Timothy 5:17-21)
What does it actually look like to honor your elders instead of just showing up on Sunday morning? Shepley Osman, son of pastor Jim Osman, tackles that question direct...
Praying More Broadly (1 Timothy 2:1-8)
Who do you actually pray for? That question opens this lesson from 1 Timothy 2:1-8, and it sets up a challenge to pray far beyond your usual list. Teacher Luke Rasor w...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 35
Not all cursing is sin, and not all oaths are forbidden. Lesson 35 continues the study of the third commandment and moves into cursing and swearing. Teacher Dave Rich ...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 34
The third commandment does not just forbid a four letter word substitute. It forbids treating the name of God as empty, meaningless, or vain. In this lesson, teacher D...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 33
Dave Rich continues his study of the Second Commandment in this lesson, tackling a question every believer eventually faces: if God forbids images of Himself, why does...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 32
The Second Commandment raises questions that don't always yield easy answers—and Lesson 32 of Christian Ethics and the Old Testament leans into that tension honestly. ...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 31
What's actually prohibited in "you shall not make for yourself an idol"? Dave Rich works through the Second Commandment verse by verse, and the answer is more precise ...
Spurgeon in the Truth War by Phil Johnson
Charles Spurgeon hated controversy. He spent nearly forty years fighting it anyway. In this second installment on the life and legacy of the "Prince of Preachers," Phi...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 30
What does the whole Bible teach about which acts, attitudes, and attributes receive God's approval? In Lesson 30, Dave Rich shifts the class into Normative Ethics — th...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 29
Most Christians agree they should read the Bible—but how often? How much? And what do you do with the genealogies and census lists? In Lesson 29 of Christian Ethics an...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 28
The Bible is trustworthy. But how do you know—and how do you use it rightly? In Lesson 28 of Christian Ethics and the Old Testament, Dave Rich brings the series' exten...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 27
The Bible we hold is a translation of ancient manuscripts. But does that gap between the original autographs and our English Bibles introduce error we should be worrie...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 26
How do we know the Bible we hold today actually contains God's words—all of them, and only them? In Lesson 26 of Christian Ethics and the Old Testament, Dave Rich work...
Christian Ethics and the Old Testament - Lesson 25
Dave Rich returns for Lesson 25 in the Christian Ethics and the Old Testament series. After establishing Scripture's authority through inspiration last session, this l...