Community of Contributors (Ephesians 4:11-16)
What role can we play in a community for Christ? What does it mean to grow with respect to Biblical maturity? Ian and Kinzer continue Paul’s letter to the Ephesians covering how everyone is...
Category: Ian McCullough
I always felt like a “nobody” and wanted to be significant. I tried finding significance in all the wrong places like work, school, girls, alcohol. But in college, I found I can have true significance in Christ. So I accepted Christ’s grace, and since then, I have taken steps to getting to know Him better.
Being Built Together (Ephesians 2:11-22)
Feel alone or isolated? So did the believing Gentiles in ancient Israel. Where walls divide us physically and socially, Ian and Kinzer point out how it’s affected us and what God’s thoughts on it...
Blessings in Christ (Ephesians 1:11-19)
We continue the letter of Ephesians by going over more of the blessings given to us in Christ, as Ian covers this section.
Religious Spirits and Where to Find Them (1 John 4:1-6)
Many false or misleading ideas and teachers are in the world, both in John’s time and today. Ian and Kinzer review John’s warning and the method of testing the spirits to determine if they...
The Eternal Perspective (1 John 2:29-3:3)
What is righteousness? We’re called to live our lives in a righteous manner, but how do we do that? Ian and Kinzer examine the next section of John’s letter to find out.
Fellowship with the Light (1 John 1:1-5)
We kick off our series with a letter from John to the church after Christ. He reminds us of Jesus, and Ian and Kinzer highlight, and our fellowship with him.
The Final Kingdom (Daniel 7)
Daniel’s visions are back again, this time with several tremendous beasts! But what does it all mean? Ian and Kinzer cover the interpretations of this dream and its relation to historical nations and future...
Life and Death (Galatians 5:1-12)
Ian and Kinzer continue Pauls’ letter to the Galatians, looking at the freedom that we have in grace and the persuasions that lead us away from that freedom.