Show Notes
What does the Bible really teach about speaking in tongues? In this lesson, Scott examines the Scriptures to explain the purpose of the gift of tongues, its connection to Israel, and why Paul emphasized charity, edification, and spiritual maturity for the Church.
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Why does the east repeatedly appear in passages connected to God's presence and Jesus Christ? Jeff Dodson joins Scott Mitchell to trace a remarkable biblical pattern from Eden and the mercy seat to Judah, the future temple, and Christ's return from east to west.
Want to understand the Bible but don't know where to begin? In Part 1 of Sowing in the Word, Scott Mitchell introduces the foundations of Bible study, showing how prayer, spiritual maturity, and comparing Scripture with Scripture can help believers learn to study God's Word for themselves.
Is the Great Commission in Matthew 28 a command for the Church today, or was it given specifically to Israel's apostles? Scott and John examine missionary traditions, Paul's distinct commission to the Gentiles, and what Scripture teaches about giving and supporting ministry.
Does predestination mean God has already chosen who will be saved, or does mankind have free will to believe? In this Romans 8 Bible study, Scott Mitchell examines the difference between God's foreknowledge and predestination, challenging Calvinist doctrine through Scripture and explaining what it truly means to be chosen in Christ.
Was there a world on Earth before Adam? Scott and John revisit The World That Was, examining Genesis 1:2, Lucifer’s rebellion, a possible pre-Adamic angelic civilization, and the biblical evidence for a global judgment before Noah’s flood.