Teaching by Tag: Culture
Paul’s Loving Charge to the Church: Women in Ministry Supplemental Session
This video addresses additional aspects of women in ministry not covered in Part 5 or in the evening panel discussion.
Watch / ListenPaul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 7: The Enemy’s Target on the Church
Because our enemy is at work through deceptive teaching, we must be students of the Word, embrace the flawed community of Christ, and live in disciplined freedom.
Watch / ListenBefore the Throne: Every Nation, Tribe, People, and Language
To reach those from a different ethnic or cultural background, we must choose to cross the divide, be a student of others, and move toward spiritual conversations. When in doubt, love them first.
Watch / ListenThe Story of Jephthah: The Cautionary Tale of a Tragic Hero
Selfish ambition can be disguised as spiritual ability, though sinful people are used to accomplish God’s sovereign purposes. Syncretism has serious consequences, and salvation is only found through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Watch / ListenStanding Alone
We are called to follow our Lord Jesus, even if no one is standing with us. Standing alone means knowing that Christ lives in us, so that we speak and live in the truth.
Watch / ListenGod’s Creation, God’s Design
Walt Heyer shares the story of how the redemptive and transformative power of Jesus Christ changed the direction of his life.
Watch / ListenNeglected But Essential: Jude
The church must be secure in her stand for Christ, not with swords drawn in the highways and byways of political debates and social causes, but it must be steadfast in the battle for its very existence as “light” and “salt.”
Watch / ListenNeglected But Essential: 2 John
How do we guard against false teaching and maintain doctrinal purity? By speaking the truth in love as we abide in the teaching of Christ and walk according to His commandments.
Watch / ListenAll Things New: Living As a Child of God, Part 4 (Gather)
The first century church was oriented toward the “we,” but the twenty-first century church is oriented toward the “me.” We all have a need to be connected to each other, and every single one of us is a critical player in the body of Christ.
Watch / ListenThe Superlative Nature of Love, Part 2
Love is not to be construed as agreement and disagreement is not to be construed as hate. The gospel is best communicated when the conviction of those who believe it can be observed by those who don’t.
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