In this lesson, we look at Jan Huss, who sets the stage for the emergence of the Reformation.

Many Christians have bought into the world’s false promises that we can control our lives, avoid pain and hardship, and guarantee a successful future.

The Lord Jesus says, “Words Matter!” In fact, we will be judged in large part for what has come out of our mouth because; it comes from the heart.

Contrary to what we might think, the visit of the Magi was a matter of great fear and concern to the religious and political elites in Israel. It revealed the sad spiritual condition of those who should have rejoiced in the coming of Israel’s Messiah.

Forgiveness is possible for every sin…except one!

The virgin birth and it’s announcement to Mary & Joseph reveal much about the identity and mission of Jesus, the long-awaited Messiah who would rule on the throne of David. He would bring about salvation, but not as most in Israel expected.

Matthew calls on Isaiah the Prophet to reveal the nature of the coming Messiah.

Who is Jesus? We begin our study of the book of Matthew considering the opening genealogy, which helps establish the identity of the long-awaited Messiah. There are 5 notable features that mark out this passage.

In this lesson, we continue our survey of key movements during the late middle ages that begin to set the historical stage for the reformation era. Following a brief review of the Crusades, Scholasticism, and the rise of Mendicant Orders, we conclude with a discussion of the Inquisition.