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Verse by verse Bible study and commentary with Pastor Eric Lee. Deep and instructive teaching for critical students as well as beginners. Visit us at: https://letstalkscripture.org

  1. Do You Know the REAL Jesus? Your salvation depends on it! (1 John 1:1-4)

    1D AGO

    Do You Know the REAL Jesus? Your salvation depends on it! (1 John 1:1-4)

    Get the notes! Who is Jesus? Your answer to that question determines your salvation and the quality of your fellowship with God. In our latest study of 1 John 1:1-4, we confront the ancient heresies that sought to strip Jesus of His humanity and explore the powerful eyewitness testimony of the Apostles. The God-Man: Fully Divine, Fully HumanWhile the Gospel of John begins by emphasizing that “the Word was God,” the First Epistle of John was written to defend a equally vital truth: the Word became flesh. In this lesson, we examine the “Apostolic We”—the firsthand account of those who didn’t just hear about Jesus, but heard His voice, saw Him with their eyes, and touched His resurrected body with their hands. We explore why the physical body of Christ is not just a historical fact, but a theological necessity. Without a physical body, there is no cross, no shedding of blood, and no propitiation for our sins. What You Will Learn:The Timelessness of Christ: Understanding the Greek arche and why Jesus exists outside of created time.Defeating Docetism: How to defend the faith against the error that Jesus was merely a spirit.The Basis of Fellowship: Why true koinonia (fellowship) is only possible through the shared truth of the Apostles’ Doctrine.The Pathway to Joy: How a settled mind regarding the person of Jesus leads to complete and lasting joy.New Resource: 1 John 1:1-4 Complete Lesson PackageI am excited to announce that a comprehensive Lesson Product for this teaching is now available for download. This package is specifically designed for pastors, Bible study leaders, and students who want to go deeper into the Word. Inside the Package:Publication-Style Outline: Structured for easy teaching with integrated video time markers.Teacher & Student Guides: Professionally formatted for immediate classroom use.Comprehensive Quiz & Answer Sheet: 10 questions to test doctrinal comprehension with detailed theological explanations.Video Integration Notes: Direct links and timestamp references to the original teaching video.Whether you are preparing a sermon or looking to enrich your personal study, this package provides the tools you need to present the reality of the God-Man to a Christian audience. [Click here to view the product page and download your copy today.] Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    41 min
  2. Introduction to 1 John

    6D AGO

    Introduction to 1 John

    Get the notes! Understanding the Foundations: An Introduction to 1 JohnAs we begin a new journey through the First Epistle of John, we must first lay a firm foundation. Before diving into a verse-by-verse exegesis, it is vital to understand the “why” and “who” behind this powerful letter. In our latest teaching at Let’s Talk Scripture, we explore the apostolic authority of John and the urgent historical context that prompted this writing. The Apostle of Love and TruthThe evidence for the Apostle John’s authorship is overwhelming. From the linguistic parallels with the Fourth Gospel to the intimate, eyewitness perspective of the “Word made flesh,” this epistle carries the weight of one who personally leaned on the breast of Jesus. John doesn’t just teach theology; he testifies to what his own hands have handled. Combatting the Spirit of AntichristThe primary battleground of 1 John is the defense of the Incarnation. In the first century, a heresy known as Docetism (an early form of Gnosticism) began to infiltrate the church. These teachers claimed that because matter is evil, Jesus could not have possessed a physical body. John’s response is definitive: If Jesus did not have a physical body, He could not die. If He did not die, our sins are not paid for. The physical death of Christ was “absolutely necessary and critical” to satisfy the wrath of God against sin. A Circular Journey of FaithUnlike a linear argument, 1 John is circular. It repeatedly returns to three foundational pillars: Truth: Maintaining a correct Christology (Jesus is God in the flesh).Love: The essential requirement of loving the brethren as a mark of true faith.Fellowship: Walking in the light by acknowledging our sin and relying on the Spirit.New Release: 1 John Comprehensive Lesson PackageTo help you, your small group, or your congregation dive deeper into these truths, we have released a complete 1 John Study Package. This resource is formatted for professional publication and is ready for immediate use in any teaching environment. What’s Inside the Package?Publication-Style Outline: A comprehensive, numbered breakdown of the entire introductory lesson.Complete Bible Study Lesson: A detailed teaching manuscript following the NASB 1995 Updated Edition. Teacher &  Student Guides: Tailored resources with discussion prompts, key Greek terms, and reflection questions. Interactive Quiz &  Answer Sheet: A 10-question assessment with full theological explanations for every answer.Video Integration Notes: This entire package is meticulously timestamped to our “Introduction to 1 John” video, making it an ideal companion for digital learning or classroom settings. [Download the Complete 1 John Lesson Package Here] Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    21 min
  3. Healing a Divided Church (Galatians Chapter 6)

    MAR 4

    Healing a Divided Church (Galatians Chapter 6)

    Get the notes here! Restoring Unity: A Study of Galatians Chapter 6Are you dealing with division, burnout, or the lingering effects of legalism in your fellowship? In this final chapter of Paul’s Epistle to the Galatians, we find the “spiritual balm” necessary to heal a fractured church. After dismantling the false teachings of the Judaizers, the Apostle Paul provides a practical roadmap for living out the freedom we have in Christ. Healing through the SpiritThe lesson focuses on the transition from the “works of the flesh” to the “fruit of the Spirit.” When a brother or sister falls, the goal is not condemnation but restoration. We explore what it means to be “spiritually mature”—approaching the broken with a spirit of gentleness while acknowledging our own vulnerability to temptation. The Law of the HarvestPaul introduces the immutable law of sowing and reaping. This teaching provides a clear correction to modern misconceptions about “prosperity,” instead focusing on the biblical mandate to support faithful teachers and invest our resources in the Spirit rather than the flesh. We are encouraged to “not grow weary in doing good,” keeping our eyes fixed on the eternal return that awaits us when we see Jesus. Boasting in the CrossThe climax of this study centers on Paul’s defiant resolve: to boast in nothing except the Cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. You will learn why religious rituals like circumcision hold no value compared to the reality of the “New Creation.” Complete Lesson Package AvailableTo help you facilitate this study in your own church or small group, I have developed a comprehensive Lesson Product Package. This professional, publication-style resource is ready to be used in your ministry. The Package Includes: Comprehensive Publication Outline: A structured breakdown of verses 1-18 for clear teaching. Teacher Guide: Leadership points on “The Israel of God,” stewardship, and restoration protocols. Student Guide: Printable notes with reflection questions and practical weekly applications. Comprehensive Quiz: A 10-question assessment to ensure theological clarity. Detailed Answer Sheet: Full explanations for every answer based on the Greek context.Video IntegrationThis package is specifically designed to work alongside my video exposition. Each resource includes Video Integration Notes with timestamps, allowing you and your students to follow along with the teaching verbatim. [Download the Galatians 6 Lesson Package Here] Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    1 hr
  4. The Great Battle: the FLESH vs the SPIRIT (Galatians 5:13-26)

    FEB 27

    The Great Battle: the FLESH vs the SPIRIT (Galatians 5:13-26)

    Get the complete and comprehensive notes here! Victory in the Great Battle: Understanding the Flesh vs. the SpiritIn the life of every believer, there exists an internal conflict so significant that it determines the very quality of our walk with God. In his letter to the Galatians, the Apostle Paul identifies this as the struggle between the Flesh and the Spirit. This tension is not merely about “trying harder” to be good; it is about a fundamental shift in whose power we rely on to live a holy life. The Core of the Lesson: Liberty vs. LegalismMany Christians fall into the trap of legalism—attempting to keep God’s righteous standards through human willpower. Paul argues that this is an “opportunity for the flesh” that inevitably leads to failure, pride, and division within the Church. The alternative is not license (sinning because we are under grace), but Liberty. True Christian freedom is the power to serve one another in love. When we “walk by the Spirit,” we are empowered by God Himself to fulfill the heart of the Law naturally, without the bondage of a written code. The Dual Nature and the Divine GuaranteeThe believer possesses two natures: The Flesh: Our innate sinful inclination that produces deeds like immorality, strife, and sorcery.The Spirit: The divine nature that produces the singular fruit of Love, Joy, Peace, and Self-control.Paul provides a divine guarantee in Galatians 5:16: If you are being led by the Spirit, it is impossible to satisfy the desires of the flesh. The Spirit cannot sin; therefore, when we are dependent on Him, victory is secured. Equip Your Ministry: The Complete Product PackageTo help you or your congregation master these truths, we have packaged this teaching into a comprehensive digital resource. This study is designed for those who desire to move beyond surface-level religion and into a deep, Spirit-led existence. The “Flesh vs. Spirit” Study Package Includes: Professional Exegetical Outline: A detailed, publication-ready roadmap of Galatians 5:13–26.Comprehensive Bible Study Lesson: A deep-dive exploration into the Greek nuances and theological applications of the text.Educator’s Toolkit: Complete Teacher and Student guides featuring comparison charts and discussion keys.Assessment Suite: A 10-question quiz with a full answer sheet and theological explanations to ensure the material is mastered.Whether you are preparing a sermon, leading a small group, or seeking personal growth, this package provides the tools necessary to understand and apply the “crucified life” daily. Ready to transform your walk? [Download the Full Galatians 5 Study Package Now] Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    1h 10m
  5. What does freedom in Christ REALLY free you from? (Galatians 5:1-12)

    FEB 25

    What does freedom in Christ REALLY free you from? (Galatians 5:1-12)

    Get the notes now! What Does Freedom in Christ REALLY Mean? (Galatians 5:1–12 Study)Many believers struggle with the tension between following God’s commands and falling into the trap of legalism. In Galatians 5:1–12, the Apostle Paul delivers a stern warning: adding even a “little leaven” of human effort to the Gospel can sever you from the life of grace. The Core Lesson: Stand Firm in LibertyThe foundational truth of this passage is that it was for freedom that Christ set us free. This isn’t a license to sin, but a liberation from the “yoke of slavery”—the impossible burden of trying to earn God’s favor through religious performance. Key Insights from the Study:The Law is All-or-Nothing: Paul makes it clear that if you choose to be justified by one part of the Law (like circumcision), you are obligated to keep all 613 commandments perfectly.Falling from Grace: To “fall from grace” isn’t about losing your salvation, but about abandoning the system of grace for a system of works.Faith Expressed Through Love: In Christ, outward rituals mean nothing. What counts is a living faith that acts through the motive of love, empowered by the Holy Spirit.The Hope of Righteousness: We distinguish between our positional righteousness (our status in Christ now) and our realized righteousness (the perfection we await at Christ’s return).Take Your Study Deeper: The Complete Teaching PackageIf you are a pastor, small group leader, or a serious student of the Bible, we have packaged this entire expository lesson into a professional resource kit. This isn’t just a summary; it’s a full curriculum designed to help you teach these complex truths with clarity and authority. What’s Inside the Galatians 5 Resource Pack:Professional Teaching Outline: A structured, publication-style guide for sermons or lectures.Comprehensive Teacher & Student Guides: Scannable, detailed notes to guide any group through the text.10-Question Bible Study Quiz: Test your knowledge on the nuances of legalism vs. grace.Answer Key with Theological Rationales: Deep-dive explanations for every answer to ensure sound doctrine.Whether you are looking to enrich your personal devotion or equip your church, this package provides the tools you need to understand—and defend—the purity of the Gospel. [Download the Galatians 5:1–12 Study Package Now] Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    57 min
  6. Two Mothers, Two Covenants (Galatians 4:21-31)

    FEB 20

    Two Mothers, Two Covenants (Galatians 4:21-31)

    Get the notes! Understanding Our Inheritance: The Two Covenants of Galatians 4In the life of every believer, there is a fundamental question that must be answered: Are you living by your own effort, or by the power of God’s promise? In the Apostle Paul’s masterful exposition in Galatians 4:21-31, he takes us back to the book of Genesis to settle this question once and for all. By contrasting the lives of Hagar and Sarah, Paul reveals the radical difference between a life of religious bondage and a life of spiritual freedom. The Flesh vs. The PromiseThe narrative of Abraham’s two sons, Ishmael and Isaac, is more than ancient history—it is a spiritual blueprint. The Way of the Flesh: Represented by Hagar and Ishmael, this path relies on human “conniving” and effort to achieve God’s approval. It is the path of the Law, given at Mount Sinai, which leads only to bondage.The Way of the Spirit: Represented by Sarah and Isaac, this path relies on a supernatural miracle. Isaac was born not because Abraham was strong, but because God was faithful to His Promise.As children of the “Jerusalem above,” believers today are not under the thumb of legalistic rules. We are heirs to a kingdom, born of the Spirit, and justified by faith in the singular Seed: Jesus Christ. Introducing: The Galatians 4 Comprehensive Study SuiteTo help you dive deeper into these truths, we have packaged a complete set of professional study resources. Whether you are a pastor preparing a sermon series or a student of the Word seeking clarity, this package is designed to move you from the “yoke of bondage” into the “liberty of the Spirit.” What’s Inside the Package:Master Outline: A professional, publication-ready breakdown of the text without the “first-person” commentary.Teacher & Student Guides: Annotated guides for instructors and interactive handouts for students to facilitate high-level discussion.Comprehensive Assessment: A 10-question quiz designed to test for theological mastery.Detailed Answer Sheet: A scriptural key that explains the “why” behind every answer, reinforcing the doctrine of Grace.Secure Your Inheritance TodayDon’t let the “son of the bondwoman” dictate your standing with God. Understand your identity as a child of the free woman. [Explore the Product Page & Download the Full Suite] Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    41 min
  7. Breaking Free from the Mosaic Law! | Galatians 4:1-20

    FEB 16

    Breaking Free from the Mosaic Law! | Galatians 4:1-20

    Get the lesson now! This study examines Galatians 4:1–20 as Paul continues his argument that the Mosaic Law was temporary — a guardian preparing God’s people for Christ. With Christ’s coming, believers move from slavery under the Law to sonship through the Spirit. Paul warns the Galatians that returning to observing the Law’s calendar and regulations is a regression into bondage promoted by the Judaizers. He appeals personally, reminding them of their former love for him and expressing pastoral anguish until they fully grasp the sufficiency and completeness of salvation in Christ alone. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    59 min
  8. Why Did God Give the Law? (Galatians 3:15-29)

    FEB 12

    Why Did God Give the Law? (Galatians 3:15-29)

    Get the notes here! In this study of Galatians 3:15–29, we examine Paul’s argument that the promise to Abraham was fulfilled in Christ and cannot be nullified by the Law given 430 years later. What was the purpose of the Law? How does the singular “seed” point to Christ? And how are believers made heirs of the promise through faith? This verse-by-verse study explores covenant, justification by faith, and the relationship between Law and promise. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lets-talk-scripture/donations

    1h 24m
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    Eric Lee
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    2020 - 2026
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