A grammatical study of Acts 20:7.  Proving that the Lord's Supper must be partaken every Sunday and only on Sunday.

1 Timothy 3:16. The length of any biblical passage does NOT determine its weight and depth! No passage of Scripture demonstrates this truth better than this one.

Twisted and abused by many, neglected and feared by others, the book of Revelation really is God’s Final Word. The message of Revelation beautifully restates the great theme of the Bible: “The Salvation of Man, to the Glory of God, through Christ Jesus our Lord.” This two-part study will focus on...

In a climate saturated with universalism and pluralism, it’s necessary and sobering to appropriately state from Scripture the fact that one can be religious and yet not be right with God. This study will focus especially on Matthew 7.

Among the most knowledgeable men in this field in our brotherhood, Terry offers insights into Acts that you may have never considered.

Building upon the biblical insights provided by the previous two classes, this final session will explore each communion-related reference containing the word "cup", and seek to provide attendees with the answers they need in order to help clear up the confusion with our one-cup brethren, and hen...

This lesson profiles the conflict between Gideon and the Israelites against the Midianite nation. The PTP audience will be reminded of the particulars of this conflict, especially the limiting of Israel's army, in order to stress that victory is dependent upon faithfulness rather than numbers. Th...

John 14:1-4 is a beautiful passage, but it shines even more brightly when you consider the backdrop. This lesson surveys the events on the night Jesus was betrayed (John 12-14, Matthew 26, Mark 14, Luke 22). There were many troubled hearts that night, including the heart of Jesus.