Urc Learning: Rev. Adam Kaloostian

Why was it necessary for our salvation that Jesus be true, 100% God; and true, 100% man? Heidelberg Catechism Q & A 16 – 19

In Luke 16, Jesus uses an odd story to teach His disciples to understand and use their money in a way unlike the self-righteous, immoral Pharisees. Of course, He needs to tell His disciples (us) this because they (we) are strongly tempted to think and act like His enemies.

What do you mean when you say that “Jesus died on the cross for my sins?” You’d better have the right answer to this question, since many different answers have been offered and only one of them is true.

In Luke chapter 15, Jesus masterfully weaves together three parables as one, challenging the Old Testament religious scholars who oppose Him to acknowledge their own lost condition and rejoice that He has come to seek and save the lost.

The Three Sons of God: Adam, Israel, Jesus – The first two fail, the third does not

The humble coming of the Lord of Glory – God himself as an infant

LISTEN BY CLICKING HERE Jesus came in fulfillment of the Old Testament – What the Bible is about

LISTEN BY CLICKING HERE To All Who Believe – In What?

None Who Is Righteous, Except One – Christ Alone

What the Law Says – We all stand condemned, and happily so

God gave them over – God allows some humans to remain as they choose, in their own damnation

Righteousness Revealed, Wrath Revealed – God displays both his righteousness and his wrath in Christ

The Gospel For Everyone Who Believes – An open invitation to Christ and his benefits

Paul’s Gospel, You Gospel – The Gospel explained

Introducing Romans – Why Paul writes; what is it about?

Gratitude – the only response to grace. Third in a three-part series.

A riveting exploration of Peter’s response to Christ’s calling. Why would Peter try to resist the call of God?