In this series, the speaker explores the tension between following rules and living by faith, drawing from Scripture to uncover how God’s intention was never for obedience to become a rigid checklist. Through careful examination of biblical examples and teachings, each class reveals how faith transforms our relationship with God, shaping our actions from the inside out. These studies invite listeners to consider the difference between outward compliance and inward conviction, encouraging a life led by trust, grace, and a heart aligned with God’s purposes.

In this thoughtful series from 1982, the Gospel of Matthew is explored with an eye for its structure, its context, and its call to faithful discipleship. Each class carefully follows the sequence of Matthew’s record, drawing out the interplay between Jesus’ teaching, his fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy, and his preparation of disciples for both his death and his return. Bro. David Levin blends exposition with exhortation, showing how the words recorded nearly two thousand years ago still speak urgently to believers today.