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5 articles tagged “theology”.
Raphaël Villeneuve · November 27, 2018
Are you a Christian teen wondering where to head out in life, what God may want you to do? You want to find out, but you’re not sure how. If so, then you’re just like I was a few years ago. It may seem hard or mysterious, and you’ve probably heard someone say “God told me” or “God wants me to.” How could they possibly know? To answer these questions, I’m simply going to tell you my story.
Joshua Steele · February 20, 2013
Joseph is the final hero of faith set forth in the book of Genesis. Though his life represents one of the most compelling illustrations of godly character found anywhere in Scripture, his story contains a deeper lesson, far more valuable than recommendations of devout living.
Joshua Steele · May 16, 2009
For the past few weeks at ABS, we’ve been teaching through the first two chapters of Romans. Since his opening statement in Romans 1:18, Paul has built an air-tight case against the ungodly. Furthermore, having drawn us into a position of judgment, he has shown that we who consider ourselves to be “better than the wicked” are in fact just as guilty, condemned by our own mouths.
Joshua Steele · April 10, 2009
In the first three chapters of the book of Romans, Paul provides us with irrefutable evidence that all men are indeed under sin. A firm grasp of this concept is foundational in understanding the Gospel. Contrary to what is commonly taught, Paul does not point to a birth defect as the basis for the sinner’s blame. Rather, he points out that God judges men who hold truth in unrighteousness. (Rom. 1:18)
Joshua Steele · February 12, 2009
Last time at ABS (Audio Bible Study), I taught from John chapter 20 on the resurrection. During the course of the lesson, one of the verses I cited was I Timothy 2:5: “For there is one God, and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus;” After the lesson had ended, one of our students, Marian, came up to ask me about this point.