The Gospel of Christ

What does the Law of Moses teach us about the law of God today? Do we have any law today? If so, how does this relate to the gospel? We will try to finish our study on law today.

What is law in relation to the gospel?

What is grace? Can it be connected with works or does that mean it is no longer grace? Who will receive grace from God?

What is grace and how is does the Bible talk about it? Is “saying grace” before we eat a proper use of the word? Can anything be required from someone in order for them to receive grace? Let’s take a look.

What is sanctification and how does it relate to the gospel? Who is involved in our sanctification?

What does it mean to be righteous and how can we come to the point of being righteous?

What is salvation? What does it mean to be saved in relation to the gospel of Christ? We will take a look at this word and how it is used in the New Testament to hopefully help us understand salvation a little better.

What has Jesus promised about who He will save? We want to look at His promises and requirements and think about the reason for these requirements.

Does the gospel only involve what Christ has done for us or does it include what we must do in return? What does Jesus require from us for Him to save us?

Who is Jesus? What makes Him perfect to be the sacrifice for our sins?

The holiness of God demands punishment for sin but also provides for our salvation. Let’s study about how God can be just while justifying sinners.

Why is sin so bad? What does it do to us? We will look at some of the terrible consequences of sin and how it destroys our ability to fulfill the purpose for which we were made.

Why Are We Here? Why did God make us? This the first lesson in a series on the gospel of Jesus Christ.