What changed when Adam and Eve disobeyed God? This lecture reads Genesis 3 alongside Romans 5 to trace the consequences of the Fall and Paul’s contrast between Adam and Christ.
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Romans 5:12 (KJV)
Foundations · Topic 5Why did Jesus tell Nicodemus, a teacher of Israel, that he must be born again? John 3 and Ezekiel’s promise of a new heart frame this study of spiritual life, saving faith, and growth in holiness.
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Foundations · Topic 4What does it mean that the Lord opened Lydia’s heart? Reading Acts 16 alongside Romans 8:30, this lecture explores the Reformed distinction between hearing the gospel and being drawn to Christ.
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Foundations · Topic 3What does Paul mean by being chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world? This lecture explores Ephesians 1 and Romans 8–9 and compares Reformed and Arminian readings of foreknowledge and faith.
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Foundations · Topic 2How can someone who is spiritually dead come to Christ? This lecture draws on John 6 and Ephesians 2 to explain the Reformed understanding of human responsibility, the new birth, and grace.
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Foundations · Topic 7What does it mean to be set apart for God? This lecture explores how the Holy Spirit shapes a believer’s life through Scripture, prayer, trials, and daily obedience.
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Foundations · Topic 6How can a holy God declare a sinner righteous? A study of justification by faith in Romans, the example of Abraham, and the relationship between faith and good works.
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