Tyndale Theological Seminary

08/19/2026

Lesson 20 covers the attribute of Christ’s omnipotence, which further demonstrates Christ’s deity and provides great encouragement for believers. A short doctrinal summary of Christ’s deity concludes Lesson 20.

08/17/2026

This lesson ends our study of Colossians. In 4:2-6, Paul discusses prayer, walking in wisdom, especially with unbelievers, and speaking graciously with others. Paul concludes his epistle (4:7-18) with details of his personal ministry, including mentions of several ministry associates, and then offers final instructions.

This lesson ends our study on Colossians. In 4:2-6, Paul discusses ...

08/12/2026

Numbers 18 covers information regarding the priests and Levites of Israel.

Numbers 18 opens with the duties given to the priests and Levites. ...

08/11/2026

Building on the previous section (3:1-17), Paul begins, in 3:18, to discuss the conduct believers should display in various human relationships. He presents six classes of people within relationships, grouped into three pairs: wives and husbands; children and parents; slaves and masters.

08/05/2026

In lesson 19, the attributes of omnipresence and omniscience are examined, providing further evidence that Jesus is fully God. Like the previously studied attributes, these two have significant practical ramifications for our spiritual lives.

In lesson 19, the attributes of omnipresence and omniscience are ex...

08/03/2026

Chapter 3 opens with Paul continuing to exhort the Colossians to refrain from sinful living because these specific sins impact and injure relationships. The exhortation is founded upon the truth that the Colossians were no longer unbelievers living in the flesh; rather, they were new in Christ. Thus, their conduct should match their new position. Paul then shifts to what their lives should look like as believers. He highlights the fruit of compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience, and writes that they should bear with, forgive, and love each other. Additionally, he exhorts them to “let the peace of Christ rule in” their “hearts,” be thankful, and “let the word of Christ richly dwell” in them. [Lesson Taught at Tyndale Bible Church on 08/02/26]

08/03/2026

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07/29/2026

Lesson 18 in our Christology series continues the study of Christ’s attributes that establish His deity by examining His aseity and immutability. These attributes are not only important in the discussion of Jesus’ deity but also have significant practical ramifications for our spiritual lives. [Lesson Taught at Tyndale Bible Church on 07/26/26]

07/28/2026

Isaiah 53:6 ✝️

07/27/2026

Chapter 3 begins with Paul’s exhortation to the Colossians, as disciples of Christ, to have a God-centered focus. Since they have been raised with Christ, and thus positionally in Christ, their minds should be set on Godly thoughts and not worldly desires. Paul then shifts to imploring the Colossians to fight sin in their lives, as it represents their former, unsaved lives, which were worthy of judgment. [Lesson Taught at Tyndale Bible Church on 07/26/26]
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