Made New in Christ:
The True Context of 2 Corinthians 5:17
Video Bible study on 2 Corinthians 5:17 (KJV). Being made new in Christ is the saving work of God through Jesus Christ, not self-improvement.
Right Side Up:
Acts 17:6 Sermon and Study Outline
A KJV sermon and study outline on Acts 17:6. Sin turned God’s order upside down, and the gospel of Jesus Christ turns sinners right side up by reconciling them to God.
Search the Scriptures:
What Saves? (Part 1 of 12)
The Berean rule for the whole series, and the foundation: grace, the blood of Jesus Christ, faith in Jesus Christ, the Holy Ghost, then baptism.
Keep Thy Heart:
Proverbs 4:23 Sermon and Study Outline
A KJV sermon and study outline of Proverbs 4:23 through the seven-step lens, showing why God commands His people to keep the heart above all else and how the believer guards it through the Word, the Holy Spirit, and eyes fixed on Jesus Christ.
Salvation in Jesus Christ:
Introduction to the 12-Part Series
The central thesis of the 12-part series, and what the New Testament will be tested on from Acts 17:11 onward.
Romans 1:1-17, The Gospel of God:
Promised, Proclaimed, and Powerful
A sermon and study outline of Romans 1:1–17 in three movements, Called to the Gospel, Committed to the Gospel, and Confident in the Gospel, showing that the gospel is God’s power for salvation to everyone who believes. With Greek word notes, historical background, application, and a full Scripture list.
“I Am in the Father” (John 14:10)
“I am in the Father, and the Father in me” (John 14:10) does not make Jesus the Father. What He actually meant, from the KJV.
How Jesus Identified Himself
Don’t ask His critics who Jesus is: listen to His own “I am” words. How Jesus identified Himself, from the KJV Gospels.
Jesus Is Not God the Father Incarnate
Jesus Christ is fully God, but not God the Father: He is the eternal Son who became flesh. Why the difference matters. A KJV study.
The Blood of Christ and Salvation
Not water, not works, not a ceremony: the blood of Jesus Christ. What that blood does for a sinner, from Matthew 26:28 to the song of heaven. A KJV study.