An Illustration of Christ Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching highlights Christmas's shift from religious to secular, emphasizes Jesus as mediator and divine communication, and underscores His dual nature and role in salvation.
Revelation 2:1-8 Part 1 Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching on Revelation 2:1-7 highlights Ephesus's commendable labor and discernment but criticizes their loss of first love, urging repentance and return to devotion.
Acts 15:5-13 Bible Teaching
The teaching emphasizes salvation through faith and grace in Jesus, not adherence to Jewish laws like circumcision. It highlights unity, internal faith, and liberation from the Law.
Revelation 2:1-8 Bible Teaching
Jesus instructs John to document past, present, and future events in Revelation. Symbols like seven stars and lampstands represent church leaders and churches. Emphasizes grace, works, and steadfast faith.
Acts 14:24 – 15:4 Bible Teaching
Shawn emphasizes genuine prayer and fasting, critiques insincere practices, highlights early church debates on Jewish customs, and stresses spiritual transformation over rituals.
Acts 14:23 Bible Teaching
The teaching summary discusses the role of apostles and prophets in church governance, questioning modern claims of apostolic authority, emphasizing spiritual unity, and prioritizing love over structured institutions.
Revelation 1:18 Part 2 Bible Teaching
Jesus holds authority over death and hades, offering hope for universal reconciliation. Early Christians favored corrective punishment over eternal torment. Shawn, a Full Preterist, believes Jesus returned in 70 AD, leading to spiritual restoration and the end of spiritual death.
Revelation 1:17-18 Bible Teaching
Jesus' death and resurrection secure eternal life for believers. He holds authority over life and death, symbolized by "keys of Hades and death," emphasizing His eternal dominion.
Acts 14:19-22 Bible Teaching
Communion at CAMPUS is participant-driven, not leadership-emphasized, seen as a memorial. Paul and Barnabas redirect idol worship to God. Shawn teaches against idolatry, emphasizing God's eternal nature. Paul highlights God's provision through nature, urging faith despite tribulations.