Many disagree about law and salvation. Some teach “faith alone,” denying New Testament law; others affirm God commands obedience. Scripture says Jesus saves the obedient (Hebrews 5:9) and only doers enter heaven (Matthew 7:21). This lesson establishes New Testament law’s presence and purpose: revealing sin, guiding repentance, and safeguarding neighbor.

Grace is God reaching down; faith is our reaching up; works are the obedient response. Some claim the new covenant has no law, yet Scripture affirms Christ’s law and judgment (Matthew 7:21; Romans 8:2; James 2:12). This lesson shows how grace, faith, works, and law fit together for salvation today.

Grace is God reaching down; faith is our response reaching up; works are the obedience faith expresses. Christ’s new covenant includes law—His loving rule for our good and our unity. This lesson shows why God gave law, what it does for believers, and how grace, faith, works, and law unite.

Many treat “law” like a burden, yet a world without law collapses into fear and violence. James urges us to bend low and look closely into the “perfect law of liberty” (James 1:25). This lesson considers why God’s law is good, perfect, and freeing—and how blessed obedience brings true freedom.

Hebrews 8:10 declares God’s new covenant written on hearts and minds. We will examine Scripture’s clear separation between the Mosaic code and Christ’s law—the law of the Spirit, liberty, faith, and love—so that we may serve God confidently under His better, everlasting covenant through Jesus our Surety and Savior today.

As autumn arrives with cooler air and turning leaves, Israel’s calendar turns to three God-given feasts. Leviticus 23 gathers them—Trumpets, the Day of Atonement, and Booths—calling God’s people to remember, repent, and rejoice. Today we learn Christ’s meaning within them (Leviticus 23).

The Sabbath invites careful study. God commanded Israel, “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy” (Exodus 20:8–11). Many confuse its meaning and application. By returning to Scripture, we see whom God bound by this command, how Christ fulfilled the law, and where Christians find their promised rest.