Books of the Bible We Have Walked Through

This topic reveals how Genesis unfolds God's redemptive plan centered on Christ as the promised seed. It highlights key gospel themes like justification by faith, substitutionary sacrifice, and the everlasting covenant, showing progressive revelation from creation through Noah. Viewers will see how early biblical events foreshadow Christ’s work and the foundation of salvation.

This topic clarifies the distinct roles of Israel and the Church, emphasizing the Church as a heavenly entity separate from Israel's earthly prophetic program. It highlights Christ as the heir of all promises to Israel and the Church's unique heavenly inheritance. Viewers will understand how progressive revelation reveals these separate destinies and God's eternal purpose in Christ.

This topic reveals that justification is a free gift of righteousness received by faith, not earned by law-keeping. The law exposes sin and condemns, but grace reigns through Christ’s obedience to give eternal life. Believers are freed from sin’s dominion and the law’s condemnation by union with Christ’s death and resurrection, as explained in Romans 3-8.

This topic exposes the perversion of the gospel in Galatians where believers fall from standing in grace by reverting to law-keeping. It emphasizes that justification is by faith alone, not by works of the law, and warns against mixing law and grace which leads to bondage and loss of blessing. Viewers learn to stand firm in their position as heirs by faith and rely on the Spirit as the source of true righteousness and Christian life.

This topic exposes the way of Cain as a rejection of justification by faith, highlighting Jude's warnings against legalistic false teachers who twist God's grace into license. It reveals how these deceivers undermine the gospel by promoting works righteousness and attacking true believers. Understanding Cain's hatred and Abel's righteousness unlocks key New Testament warnings about grace corrupted into lasciviousness and the Galatian error.

This topic reveals how Christ is the ultimate reality behind Old Testament shadows like the law, tabernacle, and promises. Viewers will see how progressive revelation points to Christ as the fulfillment of Israel’s types and covenants, emphasizing our union with Him as the true inheritance and rest. The focus is on understanding these shadows through a Pauline dispensational lens, not blending law with grace.

This topic exposes the error of allegorizing Israel's promises by wrongly applying literal prophecies to the Church. It affirms the literal fulfillment of God's covenants to Israel and maintains the distinct roles of Israel and the Church in God's plan. Viewers will understand why mixing law and grace leads to confusion and unbelief, and why Paul's revelation reveals the Church as a hidden mystery separate from Israel.

This topic reveals the simplicity in Christ as the full and complete provision for salvation and the Christian life. Believers are fully qualified by faith in the gospel, needing nothing beyond Christ Himself. It warns against complexity and false teachings that add works or human effort, emphasizing that all true righteousness, sanctification, and reward are found solely in Christ (2 Corinthians 5:21).

This topic clarifies the Old Testament's role for believers today, emphasizing that the Church is distinct from Israel and not under the New Covenant. Believers live by faith in Christ as their portion, not by law-keeping, and must avoid mixing Old Testament legal demands with the Christian life. The New Covenant promises perfect holiness for Israel, which the Church does not experience now.

This topic reveals how genuine faith is built by embracing doctrinal content that leads believers into a living relationship with Christ. It stresses that believing precedes understanding and warns against false doctrines that damage the conscience and hinder the Christian witness. True spiritual growth comes from the perfecting of the conscience through Christ, not intellectual arguments or avoidance.