Repentance Part 3, Forgiveness (WSC 87; FC 59)
/God commands us to forgive one another, which is a decision to leave justice to the Lord in light of the reality of your own sin and the mercy you have received.
Ministering to Wounded Warriors
/Pastor Jonathan Entrekin is a minister in the Presbyterian Church of America (PCA) and serves as a chaplain in the US Army. In this class he serves about the unique challenges and opportunities of ministering to wounded warriors.
Repentance Unto Life, Pt 2 (WSC 87; FC 59)
/Repentance is a true turning from sin, because it understands how heinous sin is and hates it (especially in light of the mercy of Christ) and leads to the blessing of forgiveness.
Repentance Unto Life, Pt. 1 (WSC 87; FC 59)
/Repentance is a true turning from sin, because it understands how heinous sin is and hates it (especially in light of the mercy of Christ) and leads to the blessing of forgiveness.
Faith in Jesus Christ (WSC 86; FC 61)
/Biblical, saving faith includes a belief in Christ (as he is revealed in Scripture) and an absolute trust in him to save you apart from your own obedience.
A Way of Escape (WSC 85; FC 58)
/As God calls the elect to salvation, he not only uses internal/invisible means, but external/visible means as well and requires an internal and an external response by man in return.
What Does Every Sin Deserve? (WSC 84; FC 108)
/Sin deserve physical, spiritual and eternal death precisely because it is against the Creator, the God of goodness and righteousness, by which all justice is measured.
Are All Sins Equally Heinous (WSC 83; FC 107)
/Don Poundstone is a retired minister in the Orthodox Presbyterian Church. He joined us and taught Sunday School.
Can Any Man Keep the Law? (WSC 82; FC 107)
/No man since the fall, even after he becomes a Christian, can stop sinning until he gets to heaven.
The Tenth Commandment (WSC 79-81; FC 105-106)
/Coveting is, ultimately a dissatisfaction with God as your chief possession and an attempt to find your happiness in something else.
The Ninth Commandment (WSC 76-78; FC 103-104)
/The ninth commandment requires us to speak the truth to those to whom it is due, when it is appropriate.
The Eighth Commandment (WSC 73-75; FC 102)
/The eighth commandment calls us to champion the needs of others above our own and not to take that which we have not earned or have not been given.
The Seventh Commandment (WSC 70-73; FC 99-100)
/The seventh commandment requires internal and external faithfulness in the marriage relationship as well as all other relationships, but most importantly between God and man.
The Sixth Commandment (WSC 67-69; FC 97-98)
/The sixth commandment is a command to guard God’s justice and the protect the lives of the innocent.
What the Fifth Commandment Forbids (WSC 65-66; FC 95)
/The Fifth Commandment forbids us to take any authority that is not rightfully ours and points us to Jesus the truly obedient Son who earned eternal life for us.
What the Fifth Commandment Requires (WSC 63-64; FC 96)
/The Fifth Commandment requires you honor all legitimate forms of authority because they are given by God to reflect his authority to us.
The Fourth Commandment (WSC 57-62; FC 91)
/Sunday is the most important day of week because it is the day where we enter into God’s presence and taste what eternity will be like.
Guest Teacher Don Poundstone
/Pastor Don Poundstone is a retired minister in the OPC.
What the Third Commandment Forbids (WSC 55-56; FC 89)
/Christians may not seek to try to get God do their bidding or seek to exalt themselves over God.
What the Third Commandment Requires (WSC 53-54; FC 88)
/God requires that all people, especially his children, treat anything that is attached him with honor and respect.