
1 John Introduction Bible Teaching
1 John, attributed to John the Evangelist, addresses Docetism, affirms Jesus' incarnation, emphasizes love, faith, and fellowship with God, and highlights authentic Christian life.
1 John, attributed to John the Evangelist, addresses Docetism, affirms Jesus' incarnation, emphasizes love, faith, and fellowship with God, and highlights authentic Christian life.
Shawn McCraney emphasizes financial transparency, patience in suffering, and honoring all people. He critiques LDS doctrines, promotes personal faith, and values scriptural guidance.
Peter and Shawn emphasize holy living, godliness, and spiritual growth in anticipation of new heavens and earth. They warn against false teachings and stress understanding Paul's complex writings.
Shawn teaches justification by grace through faith, not works. Stephen faced false blasphemy charges, showed spiritual integrity, and recounted Jewish history to counter allegations.
Shawn McCraney emphasizes agape love over structured church roles, critiques LDS views on Jesus' origins, and promotes unity through diverse expressions of faith.
Stephen, a deacon, showed great faith, performing miracles beyond apostolic roles, challenging religious norms. His debates influenced Saul's transformation. The Law of Moses, meant for Israel, is fulfilled in Christ, freeing believers from legalism, emphasizing faith and spiritual renewal.
Peter and Shawn teach God's timelessness, patience, and desire for repentance. They emphasize metaphorical interpretations of scripture, focusing on personal choice and agency.
Shawn McCraney's teaching critiques LDS views on "Only Begotten," emphasizing Jesus' unique divine nature and eternal relationship with God, not physical birth.
Apostles appointed seven men for church management, emphasizing fairness, Holy Spirit, wisdom. Deacons handled practical duties, apostles focused on spiritual tasks. Stephen and Philip transitioned from service to evangelism. Laying hands set individuals apart. Care for widows was guided by specific criteria.
Peter addresses scoffers doubting Jesus' return, emphasizing spiritual rebirth through resurrection. Jesus' reign is heavenly, not earthly, highlighting faith and divine judgment.