This lesson traces the process by which the Bible came to us, and looks at the evidence for it as God’s word. We look at whether it has changed, been corrupted, or was even accurate historically in the first place. Most important, we see the relevant of God’s word to

“Jesus is Lord” was the common confession of the early Christians. The Romans wanted people to say that the Emperor Caesar was lord and should be worshipped, but the Christians refused saying that Jesus alone is LORD, because He is equal with God. We examine how Jesus is God, and

In this lesson we come to the cross of Jesus, a place not significant for its natural beauty or sophisticated advancement, but for its historical significance and spiritual meaning. At the cross we will see the Bibles predictions fulfilled, and human sinfulness overcome by God’s saving love and forgiveness.

This lesson explores the bedrock foundation of Christianity: the resurrection of Jesus Christ. We show the historical evidence that it happened, but also the spiritual impact of that miraculous event. Jesus really is the Lord who can save sinners, but also judge the world.

We live in a world of suffering including starvation, sorrow, pain and death, issues that often cause us deep personal grief, and also questions about God. This talk explores what the Bible speaks to this topic, why is there suffering, how God helps us cope and even grow through difficulties.

The word “saved” refers to being rescued from danger or being delivered into a position of security and safety. It is used in a spiritual sense in the Bible over and over again of God’s desire to rescue sinners from hell, and save them for membership in his wonderful family and

We all must face the spiritual dilemma of what we will do with Jesus? We are traveling from birth, through life into God’s eternity, and along the way, we meet Jesus Christ who is like a door of opportunity, and we must decide if we will come to Him.

Forgiveness involves the removal of sin, and the freedom and peace that comes. Of course, forgiveness is never deserved, but as Jesus showed at the cross when he said over and over “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do” God is a God who loves to

In a world of global crises on the verge of eruption, one of the most beautiful titles of Jesus is that He is The Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6). Peace starts in our hearts when we deal with the disconnection between us and God, but it is a lifelong journey

We all have a first birth that put us into our human family. Some of us may have great families, others may have very unhappy families. But there is a family that it a beautiful family to be in – it is the world-wide family of God! To get into

God’s law is quite frightening, because its standards are much higher than a country’s civil laws – God looks for complete truth in our hearts. Grace, however, is the concept of a gift, something which we receive for free. It is obviously the characteristic of a God of love who

The Bible describes heaven as a place without and suffering, sorrow, tears, crying or pain, all because it is a place without any sin or death. Remember that since there are no unbelievers in heaven, if you want to be in God’s beautiful home, you must trust God’s beloved Son!

Originally at the beginning of the human race, Adam and Eve had complete access to God, but sin closed that door. Because the Lord Jesus sacrificed Himself at the cross, the door of salvation was swung completely open so that now sinners can enter in through Jesus Christ! But we

This lesson explores Jesus story about a man who put himself and his current physical success first, and neglected his future with God. Life goes best when Jesus Christ is put first!