Paul and the Lord’s Supper, part V
1 Corinthians 11:27-34
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson concludes his series of lessons of Paul's teachings about the Lord's Supper.
Paul and the Lord’s Supper, part IV
1 Corinthians 11:17-26
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson continues his series of messages on the Lord's Supper. Dr. Johnson explains Paul's teachings on the behavior of Christians toward one another during the Lord's Supper.
Paul and the Lord’s Supper, part III
Matthew 26:26-29
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson continues his discussion of the new covenant instituted by Jesus Chirst with humans during the Messiah's final Passover feast. The antonement that the Lord's Supper symbolizes is emphasized.
Paul and the Lord’s Supper, part II
Matthew 26:26-29
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson continues his exposition on the Lord's Supper. Dr. Johnson focuses on the specific acts of Jesus during his final Passover feast.
Litigious Society – Shall We Join It?
1 Corinthians 6:1-11
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson comments on the divisions within the Corinthian church and the lawsuit atmosphere that existed in it.
The Kingdom of God upon the Earth
Revelation 20:4-6; Isaiah 11:1-10
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson gives exposition on the differing views of how Christ's kingdom will be organized on earth after his return. The biblical doctrine of the rapture of the church is explained.
Covenants of God and the Second Advent of Christ
Romans 9:4-5, 11:12-36
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson gives a concise lecture on what it means when God makes a covenant with his people. Given earlier in his ministry, Dr. Johnson describes how the events of the mid-20th Century relate the ancient covenants between God and Israel.
The Supernatural Life of the Redeemed
Matthew 14:22-33
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson describes the new relationship of God to the believer after they have accepted the saving work of Christ.
The Salvation, Assurance and Safety of the Redeemed
Romans 3:21-26
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson explains the comprehensive meaning of grace.
God, Subverter of Human Canons
1 Corinthians 1:26-31
Dr. S. Lewis Johnson discusses how Paul stresses the calling of the believer, building his case against human claims of salvation through means other than Christ.
