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The Spiritual Life Lesson 8 - Dedication to God Part 4 1:04:45

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A New Testament person who exemplifies living in submission to God is the Apostle Paul. Despite his weaknesses and failures, Paul’s life demonstrates steady submission to God’s will. His transformation from a persecutor of Christians to a devoted apostle of Christ illustrates this submission. Unlike most Christians, Paul surrendered to the Lord ver…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 7 - Dedication to God Part 3 1:01:27

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For Christians, there is blessing through submission to God. This blessing comes from operating within the sphere of God’s love and laws, which establish boundaries for us to thrive and survive.[1] This is because “a man’s way is not in himself, nor is it in a man who walks to direct his steps” (Jer 10:23); rather, “The steps of a man are establish…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 6 - Dedication to God Part 2 1:22:06

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Scripture tells us, as Christians, to “Submit to God” (Jam 4:7), and “present yourselves to God as those alive from the dead, and your members as instruments of righteousness to God” (Rom 6:13), and “to present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service of worship” (Rom 12:1).[1] These directives are…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 5 - Dedication to God 1:05:43

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For Christians, dedication to God is the starting point for the spiritual life and the advance to Christian maturity. Dedication is a synonym for commitment, devotion, loyalty, and positive volition. According to Charles Ryrie, “There is perhaps no more important matter in relation to the spiritual life than dedication.”[1] In another place he stat…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 4 - The Disciplined Life 1:00:49

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I define spirituality as: The life the Christian experiences when properly living in dependence upon the Holy Spirit and walking according to Scripture. Spirituality assumes regeneration, as one cannot be spiritual without being born again to new life through God the Holy Spirit (John 3:3; 1 Pet 1:3, 23). This new spiritual birth—or regeneration—oc…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 3 - What is Spirituality? 1:10:38

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The word pneumatikos (πνευματικός) is used by NT writers to refer to divine revelation (Rom 7:14; 1 Cor 2:13-14; Col 1:9), demonic forces (Eph 6:12), blessings from God (Eph 1:3), a mental attitude of joy and worship (Eph 5:18-20; Col 3:16), our future glorified body (1 Cor 15:42-44), the church as a spiritual house (1 Pet 2:4-5), supernatural gift…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 2 - What is Spirituality? 1:03:08

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The Christian’s salvation is seen in three phases. Because we have trusted Christ as our Savior, we have been saved from the penalty of sin (John 5:24; Rom 8:1, 33-34; Eph 2:8-9), are being saved from the power of sin that we might live righteously (Rom 6:11-13; Col 3:5), and will be saved from the presence of sin when we leave this world and enter…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 1 - What is Spirituality? 1:06:19

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Our salvation is seen in three phases. Because we have trusted Christ as our Savior, we have been saved from the penalty of sin (John 5:24; Rom 8:1, 33-34; Eph 2:8-9), are being saved from the power of sin that we might live righteously (Rom 6:11-13; Col 3:5), and will be saved from the presence of sin when we leave this world and enter heaven (Phi…

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Soteriology Lesson 54 - Faith Without Works is Dead Part 2 1:01:28

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Exposition of James 2:14-26 (Full Notes Here) James wrote, “What use is it, my brothers and sisters, if someone says he has faith, but he has no works? Can that faith save him?” (Jam 2:14). The question demands a negative answer. No. An inactive and useless faith cannot save the Christian. Here, salvation is deliverance from divine discipline (Heb …

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Soteriology Lesson 53 - Faith Without Works is Dead Part 1 58:27

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Introduction (Full Notes Here) The debate over James 2:14-26 revolves around how to reconcile faith and works in the context of salvation.[1] Catholics and Arminians traditionally see faith and works as both essential for eternal salvation. Reformed theologians see James as setting forth a litmus test for authentic faith, contending that true savin…

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Soteriology Lesson 52 - The Free Gift of God is Eternal Life 1:07:08

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The gospel is the good news that addresses the bad news of human sinfulness and separation from a holy God. Despite our helplessness and deserving of eternal punishment, God’s solution is the gospel of grace, which reveals Jesus Christ took our sins upon Himself, died, was buried, and resurrected on the third day (1 Cor 15:3-4). At the cross, God j…

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Soteriology Lesson 51 - Divine Election Part 3 1:10:36

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God’s Sovereignty and Human Volition at the Cross One can see God’s sovereignty and human volition working simultaneously at the crucifixion of Jesus. In the sovereignty and wisdom of God, without overruling human volition, the Lord accomplished His will by means of the wills of wicked men who sought to oppose Him. Luke tells us, “this Man, deliver…

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Soteriology Lesson 50 - Divine Election Part 2 1:09:42

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Election Election derives from the Greek verb eklegō (ἐκλέγω) which, according to BDAG, means “to make a choice in accordance with significant preference, select someone or something for oneself.”[1] According to Norman Geisler, “The word election (or elect) occurs fourteen times in the New Testament. An elect person is a chosen one; election (or e…

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Soteriology Lesson 49 - Divine Election Part 1 1:05:26

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Divine Election Dr. Steven R. Cook (https://thinkingonscripture.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Divine-Election.pdf) Introduction Election is a biblical teaching that every serious student of the Bible must consider at some point. It addresses issues related to God’s sovereignty and human volition, sin and salvation, justice and mercy, love and fait…

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Soteriology Lesson 48 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved - Part 4 1:33:11

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For those living in the church age, the content of faith is the good news that Jesus—the Messiah—died for our sins, was buried, and resurrected on the third day (1 Cor 15:3-4). When people accept this as historically true, and then place their faith in Jesus, they experience salvation. According to Fruchtenbaum, “we must believe that Yeshua died fo…

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Soteriology Lesson 47 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved Part 3 1:03:16

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During the time of Jesus’ life and ministry—but prior to His death on the cross—people were directed to believe the gospel of the kingdom (Matt 3:1-2; 4:17; Mark 1:14-15). The gospel of the kingdom directed Israelites to look to Jesus as the promised Messiah. This meant looking to Jesus as the “the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” …

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Soteriology Lesson 46 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved - Part 2 1:04:26

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The Content of Saving Faith Eternal salvation has always been by grace alone through faith alone; however, the content of faith (i.e., what is believed), has changed throughout the ages. According to Arnold Fruchtenbaum, “Indeed, there always was, always is, and always will be only one means of salvation: by grace through faith.”[1] Though grace an…

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Soteriology Lesson 45 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved? 1:27:49

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The Terms of Salvation God requires that certain information be received and believed before He saves someone. This means saving faith requires content. From the divine side, God has done several things to bring about our salvation. From eternity past it was planned by God the Father (Eph 1:4; 2 Tim 1:9; 1 John 4:9-10, 14), executed in time by God …

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Soteriology Lesson 44 - Unlimited Atonement 1:27:32

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Unlimited atonement is the view from Scripture that Jesus died for everyone, and even though His death is sufficient to save everyone, the benefits of the cross are applied only to those who believe in Him as Savior. In contrast to this is the teaching of limited atonement, that Christ died only for those whom God has elected to salvation. Though t…

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When a Christian Turns to a Sinful Lifestyle 1:18:04

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As a Christian, it is possible to have correct thinking (orthodoxy) and not live by it. James wrote, “To one who knows the right thing to do and does not do it, to him it is sin” (Jam 4:17). There are times when believers know God’s Word, but because of negative volition, do not apply it. Solomon, a true believer, is a good example of this. God cal…

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Soteriology Lesson 43 - Total Depravity 1:10:35

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Total depravity is the biblical doctrine that sin permeates all aspects of our being—mind, will, and sensibilities, and renders us helpless to save ourselves. It does not mean we are as bad as we can be, for there are many moral unbelievers in the world. Being contaminated by sin means whatever morality we produce can never measure up to the perfec…

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Soteriology Lesson42 - The Meaning of Sin 1:01:50

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Our salvation is necessary because of the problem of sin. The word sin is found throughout Scripture, and both the Hebrew and Greek share the same basic meaning. The Hebrew word chata (חָטָא) means “to miss the target, or to lose the way,”[1] and the Greek word hamartanō (ἁμαρτάνω) is defined as “miss the mark, err, or do wrong.”[2] In Judges 20:16…

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Soteriology Lesson 41 - Biblical Meaning of Repentance 1:19:40

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In the OT, the word repent translates the Hebrew verb nacham (נָחַם) which commonly means “to comfort…to find consolation, regret…to be sorry, come to regret something…to console oneself.”[1] This speaks of one’s mental attitude, and was used of people (Gen 24:67; 27:42) and God (Gen 6:6; Deut 32:36). However, nacham also means to “change one’s min…

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Soteriology Lesson 40 - Reconciliation with God & Redemption of Christ 1:14:37

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Reconciliation Atonement for sins is the basis for reconciliation, because God has judged our sins in the Person of Christ who died on the cross in our place. The death of Christ has forever satisfied God’s righteous demands for our sin and it is on this basis that He can accept sinners before His throne of grace. Paul wrote, “For if while we were …

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Soteriology Lesson 39 - Penal Substitution & Propitiation for Sins 1:04:29

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Penal Substitution Penal substitution is the idea that Jesus bore the penalty for our sins on the cross. He was judged in our place and bore the wrath of God that rightfully belongs to us. The record of Scripture is that “He was pierced through for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the chastening for our well-being fell upon Hi…

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Soteriology Lesson 38 - The Love of God that Saves 59:12

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Love is an intrinsic attribute of God that motivated Him to reach into time and space and offer salvation to lost sinners who have offended Him. This was a voluntary act of love on the part of God, as He was in no way compelled to act. But He did act for our benefit, and this is most pronounced in the sending of His Son to die for us. In Scripture,…

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Soteriology Lesson 37 - Justification Before God 1:01:35

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At the moment of faith in Christ, God’s righteousness is gifted to the believer (Rom 5:17; cf. 2 Cor 5:21; Phil 3:9), and he is at once made right with God and declared just in His sight. Divine justification is not by human works at all, “for there is none righteous, not even one” (Rom 3:10), “for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God…

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Soteriology Lesson 36 - The Imputation of God's Righteousness 1:16:19

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The Bible reveals that God imputes His righteousness to the believer at the moment of salvation. The word imputation itself is an accounting term used both in the Old Testament and the New Testament (Gen 15:6; Psa 32:2; Rom 4:3-8; Gal 3:6). Biblically, there are three major imputations that relate to our standing before God. First is the imputation…

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Soteriology Lesson 35 - The Holiness of God 1:01:45

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The Bible reveals God is holy.[1] God declares of Himself, “I am holy” (Lev 11:44), and the psalmist says, “holy is the LORD our God” (Psa 99:9), and the Seraphim declare, “Holy, Holy, Holy, is the LORD of hosts” (Isa 6:3). In these verses, the word “holy” translates the Hebrew word qadōsh (קָדוֹשׁ), which means “to be holy, [or] separated.”[2] Jam…

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Soteriology Lesson 34 - Guilt Before God 1:22:39

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Biblically speaking, guilt implies one has acted contrary to God’s moral character and laws. Divine laws are a reflection of the righteousness of God. The righteousness of God may be defined as the intrinsic, immutable, moral perfection of God, from which He commands all things, in heaven and earth, and declares as good that which conforms to His r…

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 8 - Dedication to God Part 4 1:04:45

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 7 - Dedication to God Part 3 1:01:27

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 6 - Dedication to God Part 2 1:22:06

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 5 - Dedication to God 1:05:43

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 4 - The Disciplined Life 1:00:49

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 3 - What is Spirituality? 1:10:38

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 2 - What is Spirituality? 1:03:08

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The Spiritual Life Lesson 1 - What is Spirituality? 1:06:19

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Soteriology Lesson 54 - Faith Without Works is Dead Part 2 1:01:28

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Soteriology Lesson 53 - Faith Without Works is Dead Part 1 58:27

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Soteriology Lesson 52 - The Free Gift of God is Eternal Life 1:07:08

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Soteriology Lesson 51 - Divine Election Part 3 1:10:36

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Soteriology Lesson 50 - Divine Election Part 2 1:09:42

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Soteriology Lesson 49 - Divine Election Part 1 1:05:26

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Soteriology Lesson 48 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved - Part 4 1:33:11

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Soteriology Lesson 47 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved Part 3 1:03:16

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Soteriology Lesson 46 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved - Part 2 1:04:26

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Soteriology Lesson 45 - What Must I Believe to Be Saved? 1:27:49

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Soteriology Lesson 44 - Unlimited Atonement 1:27:32

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When a Christian Turns to a Sinful Lifestyle 1:18:04

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Soteriology Lesson 43 - Total Depravity 1:10:35

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Soteriology Lesson42 - The Meaning of Sin 1:01:50

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Soteriology Lesson 41 - Biblical Meaning of Repentance 1:19:40

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Soteriology Lesson 40 - Reconciliation with God & Redemption of Christ 1:14:37

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Soteriology Lesson 39 - Penal Substitution & Propitiation for Sins 1:04:29

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Soteriology Lesson 38 - The Love of God that Saves 59:12

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Soteriology Lesson 37 - Justification Before God 1:01:35

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Soteriology Lesson 36 - The Imputation of God's Righteousness 1:16:19

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Soteriology Lesson 35 - The Holiness of God 1:01:45

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Soteriology Lesson 34 - Guilt Before God 1:22:39

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