This session walks through Paul’s argument in Romans 1:18–3:20, showing that all people—pagan, moral, and religious—fall short of God’s standard. The teaching traces themes like suppressing truth, the limits of moral effort, and the failure of the law to save. Paul’s conclusion is clear: humanity cannot fix its condition and needs a righteousness that comes from God.

Text: Proverbs 6:16-19

Whatever you do avoid causing division.

The final chapters of Revelation lift believers out of the struggle and into the hope of God’s ultimate victory. This message traces the downfall of evil, the return of Christ in glory, the marriage supper of the Lamb, the final judgment, and the renewal of all things. With the curse reversed and God dwelling with His people, the story ends in joy, justice, and restoration. These truths give courage in spiritual warfare, reminding believers that the battle is real, but the outcome is already secure.

Jude and Revelation pull back the curtain on spiritual reality. Jude warns of distortions that creep into the church and urges believers to contend for the truth with both firmness and mercy. Revelation lifts the eyes of the church to the throne of the Lamb, exposing false powers and anchoring hope in Christ’s ultimate victory. With eternity in view, believers learn to stay awake, stay faithful, and trust that Jesus will finish the story He began.

Exploring the quiet but essential work the Spirit does long before someone ever prays a prayer. From awakening a sense of spiritual need to revealing the truth about Jesus, the Spirit draws people toward the Father with patience and mercy. The session also unpacks how the Spirit washes, renews, and anchors believers in assurance, reminding us that salvation is God’s work from beginning to end.

Text: Hebrews 6:2

Jesus is the pivotal figure in heaven’s court room.

Text: Daniel 5:1-31

The Lord wants us to follow His subtle directions.

Text: Daniel 12:1-13

The Lord gives us the freedom to choose our final destination.