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Bible Teaching from Andrew Calamaro

by Andrew Calamaro

Andrew's teaching from Sunday School and other classes.

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  1. Hebrews 10

    Because the sacrifice of Christ is endlessly effective, it produces people with spiritual stamina, liberal love, and conspicuous commitment.

  2. Hebrews 7

    In Jesus, God has provided struggling sinners with better access to him than Old Testament believers ever had.

  3. Hebrews 6

    God provides hope to help us endure in our faith and commitment to Jesus.

  4. Hebrews 5

    Christ has supreme qualifications to serve as our high priest.

  5. Hebrews 4

    Jesus is superior to Joshua because he leads us to rest, diagnoses our needs, and supplies abundant grace and mercy.

  6. Hebrews 3

    Jesus’ sonship shows his superiority to Moses and reminds us that rejecting him has more serious consequences than rejecting Moses.

  7. Hebrews 2

    We must listen to Jesus because ignoring him leads to severepenalties; submitting to Jesus brings marvelous benefits, and Jesus’ own suffering strengthens his ministry to sinners.

  8. Hebrews Introduction & Chapter 1

    God had spoken fully through his Son but only partially and imperfectly through the prophets. Jesus is superior to angels because he is God’s Son, while angels are created spirits sent by God to minister to believers. As God’s Son, Jesus is his heir, co-creator, and co-ruler of the universe,...

  9. Romans 15-16

    A passion for the gospel is revealed in Paul’s roles as a builder,servant, shepherd, and apostle of the church.

  10. Romans 14

    Unity in the body of Christ encompasses liberty, evidences love, and follows the example of the Lord Jesus Christ.

  11. Romans 13

    In light of the end of the age, believers should honor their civil rulers, fulfill the law of love, and walk in the light of salvation in Christ.

  12. Romans 12

    The believer’s response to God’s mercy is personal sacrifice that will strengthen life in the church and personal relationships.

  13. Romans 11

    Israel’s Future Vindicates the Gospel

  14. Romans 10

    Romans 10: (9.30-33 & 10.1-21) Israel’s present state of unbelief is due to her lack ofacceptance of the good news of salvation by faith.

  15. Kingdom Citizens

    From Matthew 5 Those in the Kingdom will be marked by distinguishing characteristics.

  16. Romans 9

    Neither lineage nor merit is a factor in deliverance, but election as mediated by God’s justice and mercy

  17. Romans 8 pt2

    God, with his foreknowledge, predestines us to regeneration through our faith and repentance by justification and adoption to sanctification and perseverance for His glorification

  18. Romans 8 part 1

    How the Gospel Brings New Life in the Spirit

  19. Romans 7

    The Practice of Sanctification & the Law.

  20. Romans 6

    The Necessity of Holiness.

  21. Romans 5

    Justification by God brings Peace with God and more!

  22. Romans 4

    Abraham’s Righteousness by Faith

  23. Finding Trust

    Do you have the TRUST to OBEY?

  24. Remembering Obedience

    Has remembering become a Ritual?

  25. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 13: Jesus is Alive

    When we return an item to the store, they usually ask for proof of purchase. Today we will close out our study of Mark with the ultimate proof of purchase – Jesus’s resurrection! ESV passage Mark 16:1-14

  26. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 12: Jesus Sacrificed

    Have you ever ordered at a drive-through speaker, only to discover when you arrived at the window that the person in the car ahead of you had paid your bill? It’s an awkward feeling to accept food for which you didn’t pay. Jesus paid the penalty for everyone on the cross. ESV passage Mark 15:24-39

  27. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 11: Jesus is Willing

    A commitment to the Father’s will should impact all of our decisions. Jesus is our ultimate example for this as he submitted to the Father’s will, which lead Him to the cross. ESV passage Mark 14:32-42

  28. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 10: Jesus' Returning

    Many people know the experience of waiting for a bus. At the bus stop, anxious people can be seen looking at their watches. If the bus is more than a minute late, apprehension creeps into the minds of the anxious. Can they trust the published schedule? What if something happens and the bus is not...

  29. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 9: Jesus Judges

    Faith is believing God is in charge and has our best interest in mind so that we are praying for things that are in line with his will and not from our craven, fallen, passion-filled desires. ESV passage Mark 11:15-25

  30. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 8: Jesus Serves

    Most people are served by someone on a typical day. A waiter brings a glass of water. A driver allows you into the flow of traffic though you don’t have the right of way. How often are we grateful for those acts of service? Do we rudely get upset when the waiter doesn’t meet our standards? Do we...

  31. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 7: Jesus Strengthens

    How have you seen faith lacking, and what was the outcome? Have you seen faith exercised, and what was the outcome? At some point, every person struggles to believe that circumstances in life can change. It may be a sickness, addiction, financial dilemma, or some other situation that never seems…

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  32. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 6: Jesus as Followed

    While the game “Follow the Leader” might have been entertaining to play in one’s childhood, most adults would rather be the one who is in charge. Our sense of self-autonomy may be challenged by a request from a leader to follow them. At the very least, we prefer a neutral position. When given the...

  33. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 5: Jesus Includes

    Most people have at least once experienced being excluded. Feeling like an outsider is an emotionally painful experience. Whatever the reason for being excluded, the incident typically stays in our minds forever. Yet the opposite—being included in a group or event—can be life-giving. In the same...

  34. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 4: Jesus Satisfies

    Discontented people are dangerous people. Those who are unsatisfied in their hearts are prone to actions that might possibly harm themselves or others. Even a cursory glance at the general public reveals a dangerous discontentment. Sometimes the slightest life disruption—or threat of such—results...

  35. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 3: Jesus Questioned

    Jesus has authority over all creation, including Satan. Ours is an age of self-proclaimed autonomy. “No one is going to tell me what to do!” is a familiar refrain. Many assert that they are accountable only to themselves. In self-authority, the only guidance a person seeks is one’s own wisdom…

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  36. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 2: Jesus Proclaimed

    Since people talk about the things that interest and captivate them, why do believers talk so sparingly about Jesus? While topics of conversation vary among adults, it is always true that people in groups talk about what is interesting to them. Even the quietest person will, on occasion, speak...

  37. Explore the Bible: Mark: Session 1: Introduced

    Introductions matter and have lasting impacts on us. Mark’s gospel was the first gospel to be written, and scholars generally affirm this Mark to be synonymous with John Mark who is mentioned on multiple occasions. Throughout his Gospel, Mark has many themes, such as the wilderness, but his most...

  38. Explore the Bible: Lamentations: Session 1: Good from Despair

    The word peace means many things to many people. A mother of small children may say, “All I want is a little peace,” by which she means she wants some quiet in their household. Others may think of peace in terms of nations ceasing conflict. Still others might long for peace on the job when...

  39. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 12: God is Just

    History is full of accounts of notorious criminals who fled from justice and were fugitives for many years before authorities were able to apprehend them. Many thought they could get away with their crimes, but the law caught up with them. There are also accounts of fugitives who never were...

  40. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 11: God is Trustworthy

    Why would someone ask for God’s counsel and then ignore it? Most of us visit a doctor when we want medical advice. We consult a professional regarding our health issues to receive an accurate diagnosis and a plan for recovery. Sadly, many people today do not consult God’s Word to guide them as…

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  41. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 10: God Speaks

    A man received notices that he owed taxes on his property. Each time he received a notice, he disposed of it. But this didn’t change the fact that he owed the city taxes. In the days of Jeremiah, the king of Judah didn’t like the message that came from God’s prophet. So he tried to dispose of it....

  42. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 9: God is Worthy

    One of the most effective teaching tools in the classroom is the use of examples. For instance, calculus, physics, and chemistry students on university campuses purchase very large books that contain examples of how to solve various problems they may encounter in their course of study. When it...

  43. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 8: God Redeems

    Many people love redeeming coupons. They clip them from a magazine or receive them in the mail and apply them against the cost of items they want to buy. The merchant gets to sell the item, and the buyer makes a discounted purchase by redeeming the coupon. Our God is in the redeeming business,...

  44. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 7: God is Present

    Leadership experts often argue that a positive corporate culture consistently trumps raw talent. A company may have all-star employees, but if the workers don’t trust one another, a company with lesser talent but greater trust will outperform them. Those in the second company work together and...

  45. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 6: God’s Ruler

    Most people would agree leaders should possess good character. Often when leaders fail morally, their followers rationalize, “Well if they can do that, so can I.” Leaders must lead not only by words, but also by example. Through Jeremiah, God promised that one day He would give His people a...

  46. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 5: God Shapes

    Power & Authority which is better? Most of us have been in situations where we have witnessed poor leadership and thought things would be better if we were in control. We would have to admit, however, that in the situations where we were in control, things didn’t always turn out the way we hoped....

  47. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 4: God is Exclusive

    What images come to your mind when you hear the word “covenant”? Traditional wedding vows often include “will you . . . forsaking all others, be faithful . . . as long as you both shall live?” It is a promise of singular and exclusive devotion. It is no surprise that in both the Old Testament and...

  48. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 3: God Makes it Personal

    Worship is more than what we do on Sunday morning. Corporate worship is an important element of church life. But what about the rest of the week? How does the way we live the other days of the week reflect our worship on Sunday? While it is important that believers gather to worship, religious...

  49. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 2: God Judges

    Every day we are bombarded with messages from a variety of sources. Many times, we receive conflicting information, making it difficult to know who or what to believe. Sometimes the conflicting claims are harmless, such as with advertisements of restaurants claiming they have the best chicken in...

  50. Explore the Bible: Jeremiah: Session 1: God Prepares

    Called to be “a prophet to the nations,” Jeremiah’s primary message to Judah was to repent in light of the coming judgment of God. Unfortunately, we will see that the recipients of God’s message are reluctant to respond in obedience. Though these book can feel heavy with judgment, Jeremiah also...

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Andrew's teaching from Sunday School and other classes.

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Andrew Calamaro

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