Taught by Aaron Hutchinson on . Description: Getting the light in the Bible wrong will lead you to the wrong place at the wrong time. There is a need to rightly divide the lights in the Bible. Learn more about the saved saint’s walk as described in Romans 13 and why getting the light right […]
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Get the Light Right
January 7th, 2025 · Comments Off on Get the Light Right
Father Abraham
December 28th, 2024 · Comments Off on Father Abraham
There is a reason that Abraham is called the father of all them that believe (Rom 4:11). God gave more promises to Abraham than perhaps any single person in the Bible. A major portion of Genesis is used to record these many promises and covenants. The proper response when God gives you a promise is […]
Comforted By Mutual Faith in Florida and Alabama
December 14th, 2024 · Comments Off on Comforted By Mutual Faith in Florida and Alabama
We are one month away from our Travel Meetings in Florida and Alabama, the week of January 5th-10th. There will be time for your questions, sound preaching on a Pauline foundation, and free Bible study resources. You can get details and let us you know you are coming at the link below: https://graceambassadors.com/travel2025 One of […]
The Importance of Giving Thanks
November 26th, 2024 · Comments Off on The Importance of Giving Thanks
In Romans 1:8, after greeting the Roman church, the first thing Paul does is thank God. While subtle, this act is of extreme importance for us today in His Body because of how it changes our hearts and minds. When you pray to God, what is the first thing you do? Do you ask for […]
Hosea: Israel’s Fall and Return by Grace
October 5th, 2024 · Comments Off on Hosea: Israel’s Fall and Return by Grace
Through the summer we studied Hosea in preparation for our return to the book of Romans. Like all the prophets, Hosea speaks of Israel’s failure and then their glorious return. Hosea does so by contrasting the most extreme judgment with the most endearing love. Israel would be called “not my people” and would have “no […]
