This study teaches that discipleship requires total commitment and cannot be entered lightly. Using Christ’s own words, it explains that following Him demands denying self, taking up the cross, and being willing to forsake attachments, relationships, comfort, and possessions if required. The study shows that many are attracted to Christ but fail to endure when obedience becomes costly, and that discipleship without full surrender leads to eventual falling away. It emphasizes that disciples are either all in or not truly disciples at all.
This study explains the biblical distinction between being called and being chosen. It shows that God calls many, but only those who respond with obedience, transformation, and endurance become chosen. The study emphasizes that faith without obedience is empty, feelings cannot guide the walk with God, and true identity in Christ requires death to the old self. It teaches that endurance, remembrance, obedience, and good works are the evidence of a life truly set apart, and that those who do not endure fall away despite being called.
This study examines the biblical timeline of Christ’s death, burial, and resurrection and challenges commonly accepted traditions that conflict with Scripture. It analyzes Passover, Unleavened Bread, Firstfruits, and the three days and three nights Christ spoke of, showing that many modern explanations do not align with the Gospel accounts. The study emphasizes the need to test tradition against Scripture and warns that distorted timelines create doctrinal confusion rather than truth.
This study explains the Lord’s Supper as a covenant practice rooted in Passover, not a symbolic or occasional ritual. It teaches that Christ instituted communion using unleavened bread and the cup during the Feast of Unleavened Bread and that Scripture reveals both the timing and frequency for observing it. The study emphasizes remembrance, covenant participation, unity in the body of Christ, and obedience to Christ’s instruction, showing that communion is an ongoing covenant responsibility, not a church tradition shaped by preference.
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