Then Each Member Must Be Willing to do His, Her Part

How does a person act in good faith when information from the media is constantly changing? The relationships between the media, science, and faith is worth exploring.

This message explores the increasing hostility in our nation toward God, Christ, and the Bible and emphasizes that God is still on the throne and can still bless His people today as He did in the days of Daniel and Paul. The first-century church grew under less than ideal governments and so can we!

This session will deal with illustrations one can use in teaching various points in evangelistic studies and also encouraging illustrations of successful evangelism.

Will we be aware that they are not there? Since there will be no marriage nor giving in marriage will we recognize our husband or wife as husband or wife?

The Old Testament in one lesson covering each book and assigning a word to summarize them using alliteration. It is based on his book titled, "The Old Testament Simplified."

There is much work to be accomplished. Let us press on for the prize.

Why is it that people who DON'T believe the Bible to be the final authority on morality – some of those in Hollywood, for example – feel the need to point out when people of their own ranks are guilty of sexual harassment or other sins.

Jerry Martin - All congregational leaders should become comfortable discussing these matters with people. How can I help a friend with an eating disorder?

Steve Higginbotham - How do you combat the shame of having a mental health disorder?

Scotty Sparks - How can a porn addiction be overcome?

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Of all the principles of Bible interpretation to consider, perhaps none is more important than learning to let the Bible explain itself.

This lesson will examine the Bible’s teaching on how to forgive yourself with particular emphasis on how Christians can overcome persistent feelings of guilt. People struggling with guilt are often advised they must learn to forgive themselves. Looking inward for forgiveness is not the biblical a...

This lesson will examine the descriptions of the prayer life of Jesus with special emphasis on his private prayers. A strong admonition will be made for his followers to adopt similar habits.

This lesson will examine the recorded interactions of Jesus with the written Word of God. The student will be encouraged to adopt similar attitudes in his own personal study.

This lesson will examine the scriptures surrounding Jesus' habits and statements in regard to fasting, as well as other scriptures on the same topic. Emphasis will be given to the interaction of the physical with the spiritual with practical advice on how to develop and follow a habit of fasting ...

This lesson will focus on Christians suffering difficulties in this life. Analogies will be made from the legal world to assist the follower of Christ in dealing with spiritual trials. The lesson will examine the role of testing/trying and the reasons God has given us for such trials.