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WEEKDAY DEVOTIONALS - "Give us this day our daily bread" (Matthew 6:11)

WEEKEND FEATURES - "Hold fast the pattern of sound words which you have heard..." (2 Timothy 1:13)

"The Argument From Design"
Do you believe in God? If so, could you adequately defend that belief if you were asked to do so? Here is one effective method of proving the existence of a Supreme Being.

"Overcoming Worry"
Is worry a problem in your life? This lesson examines what Jesus taught about worrying and offers some practical suggestions for overcoming it.

"Speaking the Truth in Love"
To be a proclaimer of God's truth is not enough. To be a kind, loving person is not enough. One must be both. This lesson stresses the need for balance in the Christian life as it pertains to truth and love.

"Why I Believe the Bible is the Word of God (Part 1)"
Part one in this series of three lessons focuses on scientific foreknowledge as a strong reason for believing that there is a God and that the Bible is His word.

"Why I Believe the Bible is the Word of God (Part 2)"
Part two in this series of three lessons focuses on fulfilled prophecies as a strong reason for believing that there is a God and that the Bible is His word.

"Why I Believe the Bible is the Word of God (Part 3)"
The conclusion in this series of three lessons focuses on a variety of reasons for believing that there is a God and that the Bible is His word.

“The Greatest” Passage
John 3:16 is, without a doubt, the most well known verse in the Bible. Although it is widely recognized, its full meaning is often misunderstood, however. Join us as we endeavor to better understand this passage that is great in so many ways.

The Lord’s Supper
There are many memorials in our world, but none are more precious than the Lord’s Supper. This lesson gives special emphasis to Jesus’ establishment of the memorial as well as some insights from Paul concerning properly partaking of the Supper.

Characteristics of Satan Worth Imitating
Believe it or not, Satan, the chief enemy of God, has some qualities that are worthy of imitation. In fact, one might say that all Christians need these characteristics the devil has. What are these qualities, and do you have them? Join us to find out.

The What & How of Baptism
Part one in this series of three lessons defines what Bible baptism is and explains its proper mode

The Where & Why of Baptism
Part two in this series of three lessons explains where baptisms may take place and for what purpose.

The Who & When of Baptism
The conclusion in this series of three lessons explains who is a proper candidate for baptism and when such should take place.

More Cards to Be Written
This lesson makes use of a fictional story to richly convey some thoughts on forgiveness, the blood of Christ, and sin. It is an emotional piece that will touch your heart, remind you of some of God's awesome attributes, and hopefully, renew your zeal to live for the Lord fully.

The Tempting of Jesus
The devil tempts man via three primary avenues--the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life. Jesus Christ was tempted in all of these ways, yet He never sinned. This lesson gives special attention to the temptations He endured shortly after His baptism.

The Sins of Sodom (Part 1)
Part one in a series of two lessons identifies the initial sins of Sodom that led to their perverted sexual behavior and destruction. May we today learn these lessons to avoid making the same fatal mistakes.

The Sins of Sodom (Part 2)
The conclusion in this series of two lessons examines what the Bible and some common-sense reasoning can teach us about homosexuality.

Remember Lot’s Wife
Although we don’t know much about Lot’s wife, there are still numerous lessons we can learn from her fatal mistake.

The Parable of the Sower
There are only four basic kinds of hearts or attitudes that one may possess toward God and His word. What type of heart do you have? Join us to find out as we consider this marvelous parable and its interpretation.

Marriage, Divorce, & Remarriage (Part 1)
This is the first lesson in a two part series on marriage, divorce, and remarriage. Our goal is to understand Jesus’ teaching on this important subject, found primarily in Matthew 19.

Marriage, Divorce, & Remarriage (Part 2)
This is the conclusion in a two part series on marriage, divorce, and remarriage. Our goal is to understand Jesus’ teaching on this important subject, found primarily in Matthew 19.

Obeying God 100%
To understand the rationale for a specific command is helpful but not necessary in order to obey it. Do you obey the Lord with all your heart even when you don’t understand or agree with a particular precept?

Lessons From Josiah
This study highlights the life of Josiah, one of the great kings of Judah. Join us as we enumerate and apply seven truths from his life.

How to Pray and How Not to Pray
The New Testament, in many places, emphasizes the importance and necessity of prayer for all Christians. However, Jesus addresses the subject with the most depth, giving practical advice on how to pray and how not to pray.

Be of Good Courage
This topical lesson focuses on the subject of courage. Join us as we consider some Biblical examples of courage as well as some ways in which Christians should be courageous today.

Judge With Righteous Judgment
“You’re judging me!” is a common response uttered by many today whose toes are stepped on by the truth. The implication is that no one has the right to draw attention to a fault in their life. Although some forms of judging are prohibited by Scripture, there are other types that we are commanded to engage in.

Are You as Wise as They Were?
Men from the East visited Jesus as a child and showed their wisdom through their actions in many ways. As you consider this lesson, ask yourself: Am I as wise as they were?

Our Adversary the Devil (Part 1)
The better one knows his enemies, the better equipped he will be to combat them successfully. This lesson--the first in a two-part series--begins analyzing what the Scriptures teach regarding our chief adversary the devil.

Our Adversary the Devil (Part 2)
The better one knows his enemies, the better equipped he will be to combat them successfully. This lesson--the conclusion in the two-part series--continues analyzing what the Scriptures teach regarding our chief adversary the devil.

Is Your Faith Little or Great?
What kind of faith do you have--strong or weak? Although most would verbally affirm a strong faith, do their actions coincide with that claim? Join us as we consider some Bible examples of little faith and great faith and learn to identify characteristics of each.

Grace, Faith, Works, and Water
What kind of faith do you have--strong or weak? Although most would verbally affirm a strong faith, do their actions coincide with that claim? Join us as we consider some Bible examples of little faith and great faith and learn to identify characteristics of each.

Authority in Religion
What or who is the standard of authority in religion? This lesson considers seven religious standards of authority that men use today, but we will see that only one of them is the true standard!

Ascertaining Bible Authority (Part 1)
Since Jesus Christ is the standard of authority in religion, how can we know what He has authorized for us to say and do? How can we know if a certain thing is pleasing to God? This lesson begins answering these questions by examining how Jesus authorizes explicitly.

Ascertaining Bible Authority (Part 2)
Since Jesus Christ is the standard of authority in religion, how can we know what He has authorized for us to say and do? How can we know if a certain thing is pleasing to God? This lesson begins answering these questions by examining how Jesus authorizes implicitly.

Looking Through the “I’s” of Acts 2
This lesson is a brief analysis of the entire second chapter of the book of Acts. This chapter is one of the most important in all the New Testament for several reasons. Please open your Bible and your mind, and examine it with us..

Are You Prepared to Worship? (Part 1)
Before gathering with the saints to worship, we need to properly prepare ourselves. This lesson, which is the first part in a two part series, examines two requirements for preparing oneself to worship Almighty God.

Are You Prepared to Worship? (Part 2)
Before gathering with the saints to worship, we need to properly prepare ourselves. This lesson, which is the second part in a two part series, examines some components of a proper attitude for worshiping Almighty God.

Jonah the Runner (Part 1)
Jonah, besides being an Old Testament prophet, was also quite a runner. This first part of a two-part series analyzes the first half of the book of Jonah as he attempts to run away from God and then, after coming to his senses, runs back to God from the belly of a fish.

Jonah the Runner (Part 2)
Jonah, besides being an Old Testament prophet, was also quite a runner. This second part of a two-part series analyzes the latter half of the book of Jonah as he runs with God to Nineveh and then, after becoming displeased with God’s mercy toward the Assyrians, runs ahead as a complainer.

Twenty Lessons from the Book of Jonah
In our last two feature lessons, we have considered Jonah as a runner who demonstrated the four possible stages of Christian life. Today we will glean a score of other lessons from this rich book.

The Yoke of Christ
Jesus is the giver of true rest and peace, but such can only be received by those who are willing to take His yoke upon themselves and bear the responsibilities that accompany it. Have you taken the yoke of Christ upon yourself?

When a “Good” Man Sins (Part 1)
What happens when a “good” man sins? We will begin answering this question by considering the blackest chapter in King David’s life--II Samuel 11.

When a “Good” Man Sins (Part 2)
What happens when a “good” man sins? We will finish answering this question by considering the aftermath of the egregious sins David committed--II Samuel 12.

The Good Samaritan
What kind of neighbor are you? This lesson examines Jesus’ parable of the good Samaritan where He defines what a good neighbor is and encourages His followers to be such.

The Faith of the Early Church
What kind of faith should we have today? How should our faith manifest itself in our lives? Let us look to the faith of the early church for the answer!

Dare to Be a Daniel
Are you a person of courageous conviction, or are you a cowardly compromiser? Some believe that success and integrity are mutually exclusive characteristics, but the life of Daniel is proof to the contrary.