Sin is consequential in nature. There has yet to exist a sin that does not inherently bring about consequence. We experience these consequences in numerous ways that we will unpack in "Sin's Consequence". Ultimately -- only one thing, or one person, can make it right.

Objectives for "Sin's Consequence":

1. Identify and explain the three ways we experience the consequences of sin.

2. See that the Gospel of Jesus overcomes all consequences of sin.

Sin is more than just a behavioral result, it is an identity issue. Sin dwells within mankind and works at causing us to self-destruct further and further into it's control. In "The Root of Sin", see how sin suppresses the truth and deceives us.

Objectives for "The Root of Sin":

1. Sin is our identity.

2. Sin suppresses the truth of God.

3. Sin deceives our ability to recognize the goodness of God.

4. Our nature is against God.

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It doesn't take long for us to see that there is a fundamental problem in our world today. This problem we see all around us has a name, and that is sin. In "The Sin Problem", unpack some common questions regarding exactly what sin is.

Objectives for "The Sin Problem":

1. Sin has plagued the world.

2. We are inherently sinful people, in need of a cure from the disease of sin.

God's creation of mankind was two-fold. Not only were we created physically in our bodies, but also we were created soulfully, with the capacity for knowing the good things of God -- including God himself. In "Soulful" see why this is so important in our understanding of creation.

Objectives for "Soulful":

1. Man was made soulfully by God.

2. Be able to explain what it means to be made soulfully by God.

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Mankind was brought into the world not accidentally or coincidentally, but providentially. Just as a baseball bat is made with great purpose to be used a specific way, so mankind was created. 

Objectives for "One Of A Kind":

1. We are made in God's image for a purpose.

2. Man was created uniquely -- with unique opportunities and responsibilities

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God's character draws a unique type of authority in our lives. In "Worthy Authority" we will see what it really means to "fear God" and live our lives in response to who He is.

Objectives for "Worthy Authority":

1. God has authority over all of humanity because of who He is.

2. Our surrender in faith to God is directly correlated to our fear of God.

3. The Holy Spirit aids us in being image bearers of God.

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God is ultimately our Creator, and created us for a specific purpose while we live our lives on earth. However, God is complete and without need. In "A Mirrored Image", see the love God has for us by creating us with great intent.

Objectives for "A Mirrored Image":

1. We are created in the image of God.

2. Our image is His purpose. We are to mirror the qualities that God possesses in our lives.

3. God is complete and doesn't need us to be His image bearers, but allowed us to do so because of His love for us.

4. God is three persons in one, referred to as the Trinity.

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In "Hello, My Name Is..." we will begin answering the question "Who is God?". God is given a variety of names all throughout scripture, and these names actually help us better understand who He is. Examine the different names God is given in His Word to gain understanding of His character.

Objectives for "Hello, My Name Is...":

1. See how names can be used to describe someone.

2. Better understand the character of God through the names scripture gives him.

Tony Evans - The Power of God's Names 

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