Bible Study

This topic reveals the Christ-centered unity of Scripture, showing Jesus as the divine focus from Genesis to Revelation. It highlights progressive revelation through biblical types, Hebrew symbolism, and prophecy, emphasizing Christ’s person and work as the key to interpreting all Scripture. Viewers will learn to discern the Bible’s supernatural design centered on Christ as Creator, Redeemer, and King.

This topic reveals the Pauline dispensational distinction between Israel and the Church, showing Israel's temporary partial blindness and God's current focus on Gentiles through the revealed mystery of Christ. It emphasizes Paul's unique apostolic role in unveiling this truth and warns against allegorizing Israel's promises or confusing law and grace. Understanding Paul's revelation is essential to rightly divide God's programs.

This topic reveals that Scripture is life, not a rulebook, emphasizing that Christ in us is the believer’s true rule of life. It contrasts legalistic law-keeping with the mystery truth revealed after Christ’s resurrection, highlighting our union with Him and fellowship with the Father through the Spirit. Believers live by faith in the Son of God, not by external commands or law.

This topic exposes the danger of allegorizing Scripture as unbelief that profanes God's name and denies His literal promises, especially regarding Israel and prophecy. It emphasizes the necessity of a literal interpretation using Scripture to interpret Scripture, warning that allegorization leads to false doctrines and undermines assurance. The teaching highlights the importance of maintaining dispensational distinctions and honoring God's covenants as literal.

This topic exposes the dangers of treating Scripture as a collection of equally weighted verses, leading to doctrinal errors like hyper-dispensationalism and reliance on human authority. It emphasizes the necessity of rightly dividing the Word and prioritizing Pauline revelation through personal Bible study. Viewers will learn to discern truth beyond flawed translations and man-made systems.

This topic teaches reading Scripture through the lens of Christ's finished work and the gospel as the ultimate authority. It emphasizes resting in Paul's revelation as the final word on justification and inheritance. Viewers learn to interpret all verses by faith in what Christ has accomplished, rejecting any teaching that contradicts the gospel.

This topic explores how the Holy Spirit reveals Christ’s reality and accomplishments to believers, making the Word alive and personal. It emphasizes dependence on the Spirit for fresh illumination and growth, showing that true discipleship is growing in the knowledge of Christ manifested within us by the Spirit. Believers are invited to approach Scripture as an encounter with the living Christ, not just information.

This topic presents the Color Pencil Method as a simple, practical way to engage Scripture by focusing on key themes like the Father, Son, Spirit, and God's people. It encourages believers to receive the entrance of the word with simplicity, allowing the Word to give light and become spiritual nourishment without overthinking. The method fosters personal enjoyment of Christ through focused, prayerful Bible study using color-coding.

This topic teaches how believers build a reservoir of internalized Scripture by engaging the Word as spiritual food and drink to enjoy Christ as life. It emphasizes prayerful meditation, speaking Scripture aloud, and dependence on the Spirit to bring truth to remembrance. This process strengthens fellowship with God and equips believers to live in the reality of their justification and sonship.

This topic reveals how believers can live free from inward condemnation by embracing their position in Christ and walking in the Spirit. It highlights that true fellowship and cleansing come from enjoying Christ as life, not from sin consciousness or legalism. Believers learn to reckon themselves dead with Christ and rely on the Spirit’s testimony for assurance and peace, experiencing the gospel as a present, liberating reality.