The Bible Classroom

Reid continues to discuss the Holy Spirit, concentrating on the Spirit's role in witnessing, baptizing believers, and empowering their lives. 

Reid begins by discussing the personhood of the Holy Spirit, then examines His nature as seen in the Old and New Testaments, and finally presents proof of His deity within the Trinity.

Reid's talk on the Doctrine of Christ finishes with a chapter summary focusing on the nature, life, and person of Jesus Christ.

Reid continues to discuss the doctrine of Christ by talking about how the four Gospels present Christ's life and ministry, and how Scripture reveals Christ as the Messiah, Prophet, Priest, and King. 

Reid discuses Chapter 2 of his book, Introduction to Bible Doctrine. Talking about the beginnings and early years of Jesus Christ. 

Reid proceeds with a discussion of Chapter Two of his book "Introduction to Bible Doctrine," focusing on Christ's nature and scriptural support for His dual nature.

Reid interviews his brother, Jay Ashbaucher, who is a retired pastor of 44 years and the author of 8 books. 

Reid addresses twelve reasons Christians generally do not engage in or ignore politics. 

Reid completes Chapter One in his book Introduction to Bible Doctrine, discussing Divine Simplicity, names of God, and his personal thoughts on the chapter.

Reid's ongoing discussion revolves around the moral attributes of God within Chapter 1 of his book, Introduction to Bible Doctrine. The subjects are holiness, righteousness, goodness, love, mercy, and wisdom. 

Reid is continuing his talk on Chapter 1, The Doctrine of God, from his book, Introduction to Bible Doctrine. His discussion focuses on God's nature: being everywhere, all-powerful, eternal, all-knowing, and unchanging. 

Reid will start a new series based on his book Introduction to Bible Doctrine. Reid's talk begins with an introduction and then proceeds with Chapter 1, The Doctrine of God.

In his book, Christianity 101, Reid talks about five theological philosophies in chapter 5. They are Covenant Theology, Dispensational Theology, Calvinism, Arminianism, and Legalism.

Reid discusses some bad theology that Tucker Carlson has been promoting. 

Reid discusses biblical paraphrases, the Old Testament translation, and hermeneutics, and offers translation recommendations. 

Reid explains the Scripture's origin and the translation process. Holy comments on her recent travels. 

In his book Christianity 101, Reid ends chapter 3 with an examination of the universal church, local New Testament churches, church offices, and the church's two ordinances: the Lord's Supper and baptism.

Reid examines the doctrine of the church, its source, and the three scriptural mysteries that allowed for the formation of the new church by Christ.

Reid's talk continues, focusing on the doctrine of the Scriptures and the four things they claim about themselves.