Angels and Demons Part 7

A categorical study through the Scripture of angels and demons.

A Biblical Worldview - Part 2

The Biblical worldview accepts the veracity of God's Word as it addresses matters such as the eternal existence of God, the origin of the universe, angels, mankind, sin, evil, the substitutionary death of Christ, His Second Coming, and so on.  The Christian who wants to live in proper relationship with God learns to perceive all of life from the biblical perspective and to align all his actions in conformity with God's Word.  God's glory is the chief end of any health Christian worldview. 

A Biblical Worldview - Part 1

The Biblical worldview accepts the veracity of God's Word as it addresses matters such as the eternal existence of God, the origin of the universe, angels, mankind, sin, evil, the substitutionary death of Christ, His Second Coming, and so on.  The Christian who wants to live in proper relationship with God learns to perceive all of life from the biblical perspective and to align all his actions in conformity with God's Word.  God's glory is the chief end of any health Christian worldview. 

The Prayer of Moses - Exodus 32:1-14

Moses prays for God not to destroy His people, Israel, after they break covenant with Him and build a golden calf and worship it (Ex. 32:1-14).

The Eight Biblical Covenants

A covenant is a legal
contract between two people.  In the
Bible there are numerous covenants: 1) the Edenic Covenant
(Gen. 1:26-31; 2:16-17; cf. Hos. 6:7 = bilateral), 2) the Adamic Covenant
(Gen. 3:16-19; cf. Hos. 6:7 = unilateral), 3) the Noahic Covenant (Gen. 6:18; 9:1-18 =
unilateral), 4) the Abrahamic Covenant (Gen. 12:1-4; 13:14-17;
15:1-7; 17:1-11; cf. Gen. 26:2-5; 28:10-15; Ex. 2:24; 3:6-8; Josh. 1:2-6; 2 Ki.
13:23; 1 Chron. 16:15-22; Ps. 105:3-15; Neh. 9:5-10 = unilateral), 5) the Mosaic Covenant (Exodus 19:5, 8; 20:1-31:18; Deut.
4:13; Gal. 3:16-19 = bilateral), 6) the Palestinian/Land Covenant (Deut. 30:1-10 =
unilateral), 7) the Davidic Covenant (2 Sam. 7:4-16; 1 Chron.
17:3-15 = unilateral), and 8) the New Covenant (Jer. 31:31-34; 32:37-41; Ezek.
37:21-28; 2 Cor. 3:6 = unilateral).

Ecclesiology - The Doctrine of the Church

The Church—both universal and
local—is a company of believers formed from Jews and Gentiles who have been
united with Christ by means of the baptism of the Holy Spirit at the moment of
salvation (1 Cor. 12:13; Gal. 3:26-28).  A person becomes a member of the
body of Christ—the church—when he believes in Christ for salvation (Gal.
3:26-28; Eph. 1:22-23).  The church was not known in the OT, but was
revealed to the apostles in the New Testament (Eph. 3:1-12; 5:32; Col.
1:25-27). 

The Biblical Teaching on Prayer Part 3

Pastor-Teacher, Steven R. Cook, works systematically through the Bible and covers the major passages related to prayer.  

The Biblical Teaching on Prayer Part 2

Pastor-Teacher, Steven R. Cook, works systematically through the Bible and covers the major passages related to prayer.  

The Biblical Teaching on Prayer Part 1

Pastor-Teacher, Steven R. Cook, works systematically through the Bible and covers the major passages related to prayer.  

The Atonement Part 2

Pastor-Teacher, Steven R. Cook, works through Old and New Testament passages to explain the subject of the atonement.

The Atonement Part 1

Pastor-Teacher, Steven R. Cook, works through Old and New Testament passages to explain the subject of the atonement. 

Biblical Presuppositions

Steven teaches through two passages in Acts and explains how presuppositions work.

Christian Spiritual Sacrifices

Steven R. Cook explains that every Christian is a priest to God (Rev. 1:6), and the New Testament specifically names the sacrifices he is to offer.

The Life of King Solomon Part 1

Steven R. Cook teaches through the life of King Solomon, showing his wisdom, success and final failure at the end of his life. Pastor Cook shows that having wisdom does not guarantee the believer will live by it, as Solomon illustrates by his life.

The Life of King Solomon Part 2

Steven R. Cook teaches through the life of King Solomon, showing his wisdom, success and final failure at the end of his life. Pastor Cook shows that having wisdom does not guarantee the believer will live by it, as Solomon illustrates by his life.

Soteriology Part 1

Pastor Steven R. Cook explains the doctrine of salvation as it is taught in
Scripture.

Soteriology Part 2

Pastor Steven R. Cook explains the second part of his series on the doctrine of
salvation.

The Cross of Christ

Steven R. Cook, M. Div., explains the necessity of the cross of Christ.  Steven carefully teaches through certain biblical passages considering Hebrew and Greek words that have theological significance concerning the death of Christ on behalf of sinners.