Keith Fong 10/13/14 Keith Fong 10/13/14

Only One Life

Keith Fong 10/12/14 Keith Fong 10/12/14

Ephesians 2:3b The Wrath of God

There is hardly a more uncomfortable doctrine than this: the wrath of God. And yet, it must be taught — and heeded.

Keith Fong 10/9/14 Keith Fong 10/9/14

Ephesians 2:2b-3a — The Spirit of Disobedience

This time, we're going to learn a little bit more about Satan. There are five basic questions and five basic answers:

What is the spirit? Satan, the enemy of God.
What does God think of Satan? He will crush Him.
How does Satan work? By inciting disobedience.
What do the lusts of disobedience look like? Rebellion against God
What does disobedience deserve? The wrath of God.

Keith Fong 10/5/14 Keith Fong 10/5/14

Ephesians 2:2a — Walking in the Ways of the Dead

Now, I want to remind you again, we learn about sin because if we fail to understand our guilt, grace means nothing to us. If we want to understand the love of God, we must understand just how much we don't deserve it. The glorious truths of grace are coming (verse 4!), but we must first see our plight.

Keith Fong 9/29/14 Keith Fong 9/29/14

Ephesians 2:1 — Dead in Our Sin

This blog series will be the fuller versions of the lessons I give there, yet I do want to maintain the simplicity of the lessons, so I won't endeavor to expand them too much. If you do happen to read, please pray for the students; high schoolers are in dire need of the gospel. This is the first full lesson of the year, in which I endeavor to explain a full understanding of hamartiology and total depravity (point one of five-point Calvinism) — in twenty minutes. Difficult? No. Impossible. But, the Lord is good, and by His grace, I think I helped more than I confused.

Keith Fong 9/29/14 Keith Fong 9/29/14

To the Golden Shore – Book Review

Keith Fong 9/27/14 Keith Fong 9/27/14

Ephesians 2:1-10 — An Introduction

We are comfortable with words like salvation, Savior, thanksgiving, good news, gospel. This is typical Christian-ese. But these words should cause us to ask questions, and seek their answers. We need to be saved, but saved from what? We need a Savior, but why? We are thankful, but for what? And thankful to whom? The good news is that Jesus Christ died, but how is a crucified Son of God good?

Keith Fong 9/9/14 Keith Fong 9/9/14

This Momentary Marriage - Book Review

Keith Fong 9/5/14 Keith Fong 9/5/14

Life Together - Book Review

Keith Fong 9/3/14 Keith Fong 9/3/14

We Must Know the Scriptures

It is in fact more important for us to know what God did to Israel, to His Son Jesus Christ, than to seek what God intends for us today. The fact that Jesus Christ died is more important than the fact that I shall die, and the fact that Jesus Christ rose from the dead is the sole ground of my hope that I, too, shall be raised on the Last Day.

Keith Fong 8/21/14 Keith Fong 8/21/14

I Asked the Lord That I Might Grow - John Newton

Keith Fong 8/16/14 Keith Fong 8/16/14

Let the Nations Be Glad! - Book Review

Missions is not the ultimate goal of the church. Worship is. Missions exists because worship doesn't. Worship is ultimate, not missions, because God is ultimate, not man. When this age is over, and the countless millions of the redeemed fall on their faces before the throne of God, missions will be no more. It is a temporary necessity. But worship abides forever.