Satan, Part 2
Shawn McCraney's teaching highlights spiritual growth through the Holy Spirit, contrasts LDS and Christian views on Satan, and explores evolving interpretations of Satan's role.
Acts 7:35-37 Bible Teaching
Stephan emphasizes Moses as a prefigure of Christ, highlighting resistance to Christ. Shawn focuses on Jesus' mission of spiritual liberation, paralleling Moses' role.
1 John 2:7-11 Bible Teaching
Believers must love one another, reflecting Christ's light and truth. Love is both an old and new commandment, essential for spiritual growth and avoiding darkness.
Satan, Part 1
Shawn critiques Sola Scriptura, emphasizes the Holy Spirit over tradition, explores Genesis 3's allegory, and challenges traditional views, advocating subjective Christianity.
Acts 7:30-34 Bible Teaching
Moses' journey, patience, and trust in God; Cities of Refuge as safe havens; burning bush as divine encounter; God's majesty; human humility; Job's enlightenment.
1 John 2:3-6 Bible Teaching
John emphasizes keeping God's commandments as evidence of knowing Him, walking as Jesus did, and manifesting love, which signifies God's presence and true Christian growth.
The Holy Spirit, Part 4
Shawn McCraney critiques Mormonism and Calvinism, highlighting their theological inconsistencies. He emphasizes living by the Spirit, exploring the Holy Spirit's role, and reassures believers of their standing with God through the Spirit, not courtroom advocacy. He addresses doctrinal concerns and offers guidance for those leaving LDS beliefs.
1 John 2:1-2 Bible Teaching
Believers should avoid sin, love one another, and remain steadfast in faith. Jesus is our advocate and propitiation, ensuring reconciliation and salvation for all.
Acts 7:15-22 Bible Teaching
Shawn's teaching draws typological parallels between Joseph and Jesus, emphasizing themes of rejection, suffering, exaltation, and divine fulfillment, while contrasting oppressive religious systems with true faith.
The Holy Spirit, Part 3
Shawn McCraney advocates for a personal, heart-based faith over traditional institutions, redefines hell as absence of God's light, emphasizes the Holy Spirit's role, and encourages spiritual warfare against dark forces, focusing on personal salvation and transformation outside LDS doctrine.