Personal Discipline

Psalm Principle 15, Imitating Jesus Christ     From Psalm 15:1-5To have intimate fellowship with God, we must become more and more like Jesus Christ in the way we liveSupport the show

Psalm Principle 14, An Unbelieving Heart     From Psalm 14:1-7We must be on guard against claiming to believe in God while acting as if He does not exist. Support the show

Psalm Principle 13, Openness and Vulnerability     From Psalm 13:1-6When we feel abandoned by God, we should share our feelings, both with God and with other trustworthy Christians. Support the show

Psalm Principle 12,  Avoiding Deception     From Psalm 12:1-8In a world of lies and deception, we should consistently evaluate what we read, here, and see in light of the message in the Holy Scriptures. Support the show

Psalm Principle 11, A Strong Foundation     From Psalm 11:1-7Even though moral and ethical foundations may be eroding, we should ask God to help us stay true to biblical values.Support the show

Principle 5 – Justification by FaithGalatians 3:10-26When explaining that salvation is a free gift, we must also clarify that this gift can only be received by faith in Jesus Christ. Support the show

The Abrahamic CovenantGalatians 2:17-3:9To communicate the gospel comprehensively, we must understand God’s unconditional promise to Abraham.Support the show

Principle 3 - Doctrinal CompromiseGalatians 2:11-16Even prominent and sincere Christian leaders must be on guard against compromising the message of salvation because of social pressure. Support the show

Principle 2 – Messages from GodGalatians 1:10-2:10If we think God has spoken to us directly, we must always verify our experiences by consulting the Scriptures and other mature Christian leaders. Support the show

Principle 1 – God’s Free GiftGalatians 1:1-9When presenting the gospel message we must make sure we clearly explain that salvation is God’s free gift.Support the show