English and Hiligaynon study guides, organized by passage.
Under a new governor, renewed accusations lead Paul to appeal to Caesar. Festus's discussion with Agrippa reveals the difficulty of explaining a case centered on Jesus' resurrection, while Paul's journey toward the promised witness in Rome continues.
Acts 26 follows Paul’s testimony before Agrippa, from his opposition to Jesus to his calling to proclaim the gospel. The lesson centers on the hope of resurrection and sharing the hope found in Christ.
A voyage toward Rome becomes a desperate struggle through storm and shipwreck. Paul trusts God's promise, encourages those who have lost hope, and gives practical direction, showing faith and steady service in circumstances beyond human control.
On Malta, Paul serves others despite shipwreck and danger, and God's healing power creates fresh opportunities for ministry. Reaching Rome, he continues explaining Scripture and proclaiming Jesus, demonstrating that confinement cannot prevent a faithful witness.
The Gospel of Grace
Those who reject God… vs. 18-21 (2 things)
Religion does not help… vs. 1-4
Understanding the Law… vs. 17-24
UnBlaming God… vs. 1-8
Righteousness through faith… vs. 21-26
Abraham & David – justified by faith… vs. 1-8
Justified by Faith vs. 1-11
How to overcome sin vs. 1-11
Because we have new life in Jesus vs. 12-23
The Law of God in the believers life
I am the problem vs. 14-25 (3 things)
The Power to overcome sin vs. 1-13
No condemnation: our position in Christ and our focus on the Spirit.
Those led by the Spirit are called to put sinful deeds to death and live as God's children. The Spirit of adoption replaces slavery and fear with confidence in the Father, assuring believers of their identity and inheritance with Christ even through suffering.
Romans 8:18–28 explores hope and help in suffering: creation groans, believers await the redemption of their bodies, and the Spirit helps in weakness and prayer. The study points to confidence in God’s work for those who love Him.
The Book of I Corinthians...
The 1st problem - divison...
The Wisdom of God...
The perfect man -vs- the natural man...
The 3rd problem - Division in the church - spirtual immaturity... vs. 1-8
The example of Paul & Apollos
The 2nd problem - Lack of discipline in the church
The 3rd problem ~ Suing each other in secular court (4 things)
The 4th problem - lack of purity in the church
Answering questions