The New Testament strongly warns us about the reality and danger of false doctrine. In view of this, it is vital that we hold to "sound doctrine" as such is determined by God. This lesson will discuss some of the major precepts of sound doctrine as revealed by God.

Culturally, we often view certain sins as being worse than others. While it is true that all sin results in the same spiritual consequence, there are common mistakes that will undoubtedly set us on a more dangerous path in life. What are some of these mistakes, and how can they be avoided?

What are the components of happiness - and what does it really require?

How can we as Christians show our commitment to Christ and his cause?

The world ties a great deal of significance to the Christmas holiday in celebration of the birth of Jesus. While there is no biblical or historical connection between the birth of Jesus and this day or any religious holiday, there is still a profound significance in the birth of Christ. What does the Bible teach about this?

Nothing is so important in life as the current state of your soul. God offers every spiritual blessing in Christ; where is your soul located and what is its condition?

Many in the religious world today are confused about the subject of belief and salvation. The Bible, however, is clear in its teaching. What does God require of mankind for our salvation?

Proper communication is a vital skill for life in this world and the Christian life especially. How can we communicate with others (like our spouses) in a way that honors God and promotes valuable relationships?

Part of the message of the gospel is a message of freedom from the stain of sin and the guilt of our past. How can we receive spiritual redemption from God and deal with the difficulty from our pasts?

It is the week of Thanksgiving in America; of course, the Bible commands Christians to be thankful at all times (1 Thess. 5:18). What are some things for which we should always be thankful?

How often have you heard it said, "life is unfair"? It is almost certain that we will be treated unfairly by others on a regular basis. How should we respond to unfair treatment as Christians?

It is certain that God is active in our world today, even if we cannot see what He is doing or know why He is doing it. What can we learn about the providential work of God from the Scriptures?