Text: Galatians 6:9 Paul told the Galatians that they were not to lose heart in doing good. Yet this often happens. We become exhausted as we go through life serving the Lord. As Christians, we need to deal with this feeling appropriately and not allow ourselves to “lose heart.” About Feeling Weary This feeling is normal […]
Problems with Denying Jesus’ Resurrection
Text: 1 Corinthians 15:12-19 In the previous lesson, we talked about the proof we have for the resurrection of Jesus. This was not just a myth or legend, it is a historical fact. This is important. If the resurrection of Jesus did not happen, there are some major implications. Paul warned about what it would […]
Proof for Jesus’ Resurrection
Text: 1 Corinthians 15:1-4 The resurrection of Jesus is part of the foundation of the gospel. Yet it is not a mere myth or legend. There is proof that the resurrection of Jesus is a historical fact. What is the proof that this event happened? We will discuss that in this lesson. What Happened After Jesus’ […]
The Biblical Plan for Dealing with Criminals
Text: Romans 13:3-4 Occasionally we hear about some awful crimes in the news. What should be done with the criminals? The Bible has a plan for that. God’s word answers our questions about life, even of this nature. Learning what God’s word teaches on subjects like this shows us that God’s way is best. Punishments […]
What Is a Sin Not Leading to Death?
Text: 1 John 5:16-17 At the end of John’s first epistle, he mentioned two different kinds of sin – one that leads to death and one that does not. What was he talking about? This is a difficult passage. We must take care not to misinterpret it, but we can understand it. To do this, […]
Those Who Are Being Saved
Text: Acts 2:47 The Lord’s church began on the day of Pentecost following Jesus’ death, resurrection, and ascension. With help from the Holy Spirit, Peter proclaimed that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of God. Three thousand responded to the message that day. After that, the church continued to grow. God was adding to their […]








