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Regret and Renewal (Genesis 3)

Have you ever done something you came to regret? Maybe you acted foolishly, made a costly mistake, or damaged a relationship. Genesis 3 details a decision Adam and Eve would deeply regret -- one with continuing consequences in our world today. In this lesson, we learn...
Why a snake was talking to Eve
Satan's deadly tactics and how to avoid them
Some of the lies Satan and culture still speak
God's righteous punishment for sin
Signs of hope that God will not abandon the human race
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Our First Parents (Genesis 1-2)

In his goodness, God created a beautiful, habitable world, and everything Adam and Eve would need to know and worship him. In this study, we learn...
How Genesis 1-2 is foundation to the rest of Scripture
A helpful way to remember what God created on each of the six days
What makes the God of the Bible different from other deities and religions
That marriage is between one man and one woman in life-long, covenant commitment
Thanks for listening. This lesson was shared during our Sunday morning median adult Bible Study Community at Immanuel Baptist Church. For a complete list of sermons and Bible Study lessons, please visit my teaching page.

Groans in Gethsemane (Mark 14:32-42)

Just hours before his execution, Jesus spent time in fellowship with his Father praying in the Garden of Gethsemane. In this lesson, we learn...
How God's children are sometimes called to suffer deeply
A quick overview of the layout of the city of Jerusalem
How the cross is the ultimate expression of God's love
The privilege of prayer in times of trouble
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The Second Coming of Christ (Mark 13)

Jesus is coming soon. Are you ready? One of the most important passages in the Gospels on end times prophecy is found in the Olivet Discourse. In Mark 13, Jesus responds to the question, "When will these things be, and what will be the sign when all will be accomplished?" In this lesson, we discuss...
Apocalyptic signs that will lead up to the "last days"
Jesus' helpful analogy of labor pains
Human history can be broken up into five worlds
How should we handle differences on matters of eschatology?
The wonderful promise that believers are not under condemnation
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Jesus Clears the Temple (Mark 11:15-25)

God does not need a temple, yet he chose to establish a temple and accept our worship when it comes from a pure heart. In this study of Mark 11, we learn...
A chaotic scene on the temple mount
How you are God's temple
How Jesus' behavior is a model for righteous anger
What is the significance of Jesus cursing the fig tree?
Does does faith enable you to "move mountains"?
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Teacher Training pt. 1

Want to learn how to lead an adult Bible study? In this workshop session, I share...
Words of hope for those feeling discouraged in ministry
The importance of preparing the teacher
How clean vessels make useful vessels
Why God cares more about character than raw talent
Thanks for listening. This is part 1 of 3 in a series I taught at the Ministry Connect Conference at Mt. Zion Church of Ontario on Saturday, Oct. 7, 2023. Other sessions will be posted soon.

I Believe...Help My Unbelief! (Mark 9:17-29)

Few things are harder for a parent than watching their child suffer. We do everything we can to protect and comfort them, but what happens in Mark 9 is almost unimaginable. In this passage, we see...
A great commotion as Jesus returns from the Transfiguration
A young boy tormented by a demon in many ways
The dangers of magic, witchcraft, ghosts, and demons in our world today
God's will to help your faith mature, like building your muscles
The most important thing is not the size of your faith, but placing that faith in Jesus alone

Doers of the Word (James 1:22-25)

James warns us not to be hearers only, but doers of the Word. In this lesson, we discover...
Biblical patterns of confrontation and change
The final step in the Love -> Know -> Speak -> Do process
How to avoid turning your life into a messy California mudslide
Bridging the gap from "then" to "now"
Practical steps to finding relevant applications in any verse of the Bible
Thanks for listening. This is part eleven in a 12-week biblical counseling class called "Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands."

The Son of Man Must Suffer (Mark 8:31-38)

The Jews yearned for a Savior who would free them from Roman oppression. What they didn't expect was a Messiah who would suffer and die. In this lesson, we discuss...
What kind of Messiah did the Jews expect?
A watershed moment in the Gospel of Mark
What Jesus meant by handing Peter the "keys to the kingdom"
Jesus' surprising announcement of how the Son of Man would suffer
The moment Peter acted on Satan's behalf and earned a sharp rebuke
Thanks for listening. This lesson is part of a three month Series on Mark in our Sunday Morning Bible Study Community.

The Footsteps of Faith (Romans 4:1-12)

Faith means trusting God, even when you don't have all the details, and God's plan doesn't completely make sense. Last Sunday, I had the joy of preaching at Pillar Church in Twentynine Palms. In this study, we learn...
What is faith?
Why it's essential to trust in Jesus and no one else
The danger of thinking good works get you into heaven
Abraham and David as examples of faith
The result of faith is righteousness and eternal life
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