Emmanuel Baptist Church, Sterling, Co

In session two of Hebrews, Pastor Sean focuses on the High Priestly ministry of Jesus as the Mediator of the New Covenant by focusing on Chapters 9 and 10.

In Part one of Hebrews, Pastor Sean addresses some introductory issues of authorship, the supermacy of Christ as "Better" in Chapter One, and then explains the sin of apostasy in Chapter 6.

In this radio program, Pastor Sean discusses the doctrine of grace by giving four truths: 1. The sinfulness of sin 2. The wrath of God 3. The inability of man 4. The sovereign freedom of God to grant grace.

In this session, Pastor Sean covers the deeply Christological hymn in Colossians 1 and then addresses the issue of the rapture and Second Coming of Christ in 1 and 2 Thessalonians.

Pastor Sean covers most of Philippian. The central theme is JOY in the gospel.

Pastor Sean focuses on the second half of Ephesians especially how the role of being filled with the Spirit affects marriage relationships.

In tihs final session for CCU students, we explore the Second Great Awakeing, Charles Spurgeon, 20th Century liberalism and Neo-Orthodoxy, the rise of fundamentalism and some current trends and dangers in the church.

In this session, Pastor Sean focuses on our old position as sinners dead in our trespasses and the sovereign grace of God in making us alive from Ephesians 2:1-10. He also does a study on Paul's prayer at the end of Chapter 3.

In this audio lecture for CCU students, we focus on the four major reactions to the Protestant Reformation during the period of the Enlightenment---rationalism, mysticism, pietism, and liberalism.

In tis session, Pastor Sean teaches on the fruit of the Spirit from Galatians 5 and then introduces the book of Ephesians by focusing on Paul's glorious opening sentence about the sovereign grace of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

My former apologetics professor at seminary, Dr. James White, gives a great answer to a caller on his radio program asking how we respect governing authorities when we may think they are evil. This 11 minute clip is well worth the listen.