JAC's Bible Teaching

This talk focuses on the origin of sin. What is the ultimate cause of human beings being sinful?

This talk responds to questions raised in response to Talk #1 on the origin of sin.

This is the first talk in a series on the N.T. book of First Timothy.

In this talk, we explore some final questions on the origin of sin and then discuss the extent of sin.

In this talk, we discuss the nature of sin as a matter of being rather than a matter of doing.

In this talk, we discuss what is Paul's goal in his Bible teaching and then we discuss the appropriate way to view and utilize the Law of God.

This talk focuses on the question of what is the essential and fundamental wrongness of sin.

In this talk we finish Paul's introductory remarks to his letter to Timothy. Paul explores the incredible mercy of God as evidenced by his being chosen to serve as an apostle while he was a vicious persecutor of Jesus-believers. We cover First Timothy 1:12-17.

In this talk we discuss the paradox: believers in Jesus are sinners and are righteous at the same time

We look at the beginning of body of the letter, 1:18–20. This is Paul's charge to Timothy to strive to maintain true belief and an accurate understanding of Scriptural truth in order to be qualified to pass it on to others.

In this talk we pause to consider further the import and some of the implications of Paul's exhortation to Timothy to "fight" to lay hold of a sound understanding of the biblical worldview.

We take a look at Romans 6:1-14 and examine what it teaches us with regard to the believer and human sin.

In this talk, we begin to discuss the second section of the body of the letter where Paul encourages Timothy to impress upon the Ephesians the need to manifest sophrosune. In this talk the focus is on 1 Timothy 2:1-4.

This is the first talk in a series of talks by Jack Crabtree about the Upper Room Discourse in chapters 13-17 of the gospel of John.

Second talk in a series of talks by Jack Crabtree on the Upper Room Discourse, John 13-17. Talk recorded on May 18, 2022.

This third talk by Jack Crabtree on the Upper Room Discourse in the gospel of John continues a discussion of the account of Jesus washing his disciples feet.

We examine Romans 6:14–23 to see what it teaches us with regard to the relationship between sin and the follower of Jesus.

In this talk we continue examining Paul's exhortation that the men pray for the salvation of their govenmental leaders. We give particular attention to whether Paul's exhortation is intended to rule out political revolution. The talk focuses on 1 Timothy 2:1-8, with special attention to 2:8.

The fourth talk in a series of talks by Jack Crabtree on the Upper Room Discourse, John 13-17. Talk recorded on May 27, 2022.

In this talk, we discuss the beginning portion of chapter 7 of the book of Romans.

In this talk we finish Paul's instructions to Timothy with regard to what to exhort the men to do (2:1-8) and then we begin to explore Paul's instructions with regard to what to exhort the women to do (2:9-13). We focus on the Truth of the gospel that Paul proclaims as well as the implications of sophrosune for how Paul exhorts the woman to dress.

Fifth talk in a series of teachings on the Upper Room Discourse in the gospel of John (John 13–17). This was recorded on May 30, 2022.

We discuss what a parable is and the response Jesus gives to his disciples with regard to why he teaches in parables. We look at Matthew 13:3–17, Mark 4:10–12, and Luke 8:9–10

This is the sixth talk in a series on the Upper Room Discourse in the gospel of John. This talk, recorded on June 6, 2022, focuses on Jesus's prediction of Peter's denials.

In this talk, I focus on whether, in 1 Timothy 2:11-13, Paul intends to forbid women from teaching in the church. I argue that this passage has nothing to do with teaching Scripture and is not a prohibition against women teaching in the church.