Category Archives: Christ My Covenant

Jimmy Snowden: Paul has been dealing with issues regarding sexuality, marriage, and celibacy throughout 1 Corinthians 7. Paul continues this discussion all the way unto the end of the chapter. The passage we will be considering this morning is located … Continue reading →

Dave Frampton: Many people groan when they hear the word history. There are various explanations for this reaction, such as experiences of monotone, melancholy, or otherwise miserable teachers, testing practices that awarded grades for memorizing nam Print email PDF Facebook … Continue reading →

Todd Braye: What Paul gloried in, what drove him, what incited him to rapturous rejoicing, was not himself. What Paul gloried in was outside himself. It really had nothing to do with him at all. It was not what he … Continue reading →

Jimmy Snowden: 1 Cor. is merely one little snippet out of a massive conversation that took place between Paul and the church that he planted in Corinth. This letter was born out of the nitty-gritty of everyday life. The Corinthians … Continue reading →

Ed Ross: What did God do at Sinai? In a nutshell, He created a womb in which the Seed would be protected and preserved until the fullness of time— the ‘due-date’, so to speak. It was necessary to build a … Continue reading →

Dave Frampton: Every person lives in the presence of God (“before God”) constantly. This is what life is about. Your life is very significant, because you were made to relate to God the Creator and Ruler of everything. This text … Continue reading →

R. K. McGregor Wright: We turn now to some New Testament passages referring to the OT covenants and particularly to the arrival of the New Covenant. The hermeneutical question is: Does the NT text require or suggest that because the … Continue reading →

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Dave Frampton: Let’s think for a few minutes about Abraham, because it will be hard to follow what Paul says to the Galatians unless you know something about Abraham. Paul now turns to the Old Testament Scriptures to confirm the … Continue reading →

Ed Ross: In the presence of "that Name", Moses, who was previously mighty in word and deed among the Egyptians (Acts 7:22), and who once "launched out" on his own to free his people, is now reduced to a stammering … Continue reading →