The apostle Paul states that the foolishness of God is wiser that man and the weakness of God is stronger than man. The apostle is by no means suggesting that God is foolish or weak, but simply showing the inferiority of man. Why did God chose the cross and death as the means to life and hope?
How do we know if God is still with us? How do we know if His grace, mercy, strength, and power is still within our grasps? We can't go by subjective external proof…
What assurance has God given us regarding our eternal hope? What assurance has God given us regarding the security of that hope, There has been many false doctrines created in an effort to find comfort and security of that hope and ones hope reception of it. Some of the more prevalent ones take away most or all of the individuals ability and/or responsibility for assuring that hope.
Jesus has several "I Am" statements which all tell us about his mission, purpose, and hope. In this lesson we examine the I AM The True Vine...
King Saul had the kingdom removed from him because of his disobedience to God yet the Scriptures teach that David was a man after God's own heart with the tremendous sins he committed? Why?
King Amaziah is described as a good king like his father, but both with caveats. In this lesson will examine some invaluable lessons from his life...
The value, importance and culpability of motherhood cannot be understated. Every advancement, every accomplishment, every productive invention, every cure, every good thing every induced by mankind has a woman involved in the process. Just as equally true is the opposite of those things…
As stated in our previous lesson Biblical genealogies play a very significant part in the Bible story itself but most significantly reveals to us the faithfulness, wisdom, and power of God (Gal 4:1-7)…
There are many things about the genealogy of Christ that are interesting, however the reasons for it are tremendous. In this lesson will will explore some of those reasons and lessons...
Understanding the importance of the word and worship helps us see the true nature and purpose of worship and how it should effect our lives inside and out side of the assembly...
In our last lesson we look at passages involving a two-fold message, one to Timothy about his responsibility to preach the word and some things involving that command. In this lesson we want to explore the reason or reasons why this command was given to him...
The New Testament shows us that the word was preached in the assemblies of the saints There is an essential connection between true worship and the true word of God without such there is only vain and false worship
No one can worship God acceptably without the word of God being the guide in doing so. In the section of our series on worship, will will focus our attention on this eternal truth...
In this lesson we address the question, why do we sing what we sing?
Singing is an intricate part of our worship to God. In this series we want to explore this act of worship and why it is so important or why it should be so important...
In this part of our series, we will look more specifically at giving from the monetary perspective, specifically what does God require of us...
In this lesson, we will expand our thoughts regarding what we should give, emphasizing giving from an internal perspective...
What does God say about how, what, when, and should we give? Giving is and act. of worship and thus must be governed by God's commands within His word. In this lesson we will ask the question; what is the basis of giving?
Prayer is our greatest spritual weapon in fighting the weapons of Satan (Eph 6:18). Prayer is not just a spiritual means of making our request to God but is also a means of spirual growth in our trust for God in being honesty with Him. True prayer causes us to know ourselves and question our sincerity with God, realizing His great love for us. In this lesson, we will examine the great benefits of prayer and how it can increase our faith in God...
How important is prayer? To say that prayer is important to our faith is an understatement, it would be equivalent to saying oxygen and food are important to our body. Prayer is essential to our eternal hope and must be understood and practice by all of God's saints, not only for themselves but for others also...
This lesson is a continuance of our previous lesson regarding the Lord's Supper. In part two we are presented with more question about this act of worship...
As Christians, it is imperative that we do the right things the right way. However, it is equally essential the we do the right things, for the right reasons, with the right motivation. God has always been displeased with false and ignorant worship and now commands all men everywhere to repent of such worship (Acts 17:30). How important is it to remember the Lord's death the right way for the right reasons?. In this lesson we will examine what the Scriptures teach about the act of worship...
How does God communicate with us? The more important question is, how does God communicate with us today? There is the same to both questions. There were ways God communicated with His creation in times past and there is a way He communicates with us today...
Is the entirety of the gospel of Christ preached today? There is one essential component to the gospel that is not just overlooked and ignored, but even rejected by most and that is the Kingdom of God or Kingdom of Heaven. What does the Bible say about the Kingdom. Is it a part of the gospel or has it become obsolete?
Has the message or meaning of evangelism contained in the Book of Acts become obsolete? The message of the gospel is an eternal message with eternal rewards and/or consequences. It is based on the everlasting word of God so its message is everlasting as well. It's purpose and meaning has not changed, because God has not changed!
Has the method or methods of evangelism contained in the Book of Acts become obsolete? It is most certainly true, that we are authorized to utilize expedients in the work of evangelism, but we can never substitute expedients for essentials. The Acts of the Apostles must never become obsolete in the work of evangelism and in the methods implored in that work!
The Bible teaches us that God is sovereign over all creation and is the only one who can truly be trusted to rule over it. As humans, we often believe that we can trust in the things we invent instead of the creator who allows invention. In his lesson we will ask the question on whom or on what do I depend?
The account of Tabitha or Dorcas is one of the most endearing accounts of faith and dedication recorded in God's word. She is a wonderful example to all saints as to how we should be regarded and remembered. In this lesson we will explore lessons from Luke's inspired account...
In Paul's epistle to the Ephesians, one of his "prison epistles" he tells them of the blessings that are in Christ. God gives physical blessings to all, however "every spiritual blessing is only in Christ. We will examine some of those blessing from the Ephesian epistle...
The question we explore in this lesson is not can a woman be president but should a woman be president?
