God has given us the ability to make choices. However, because He is God and we are man, some things we don't get to choose. Join us in this lesson as we explore this idea.

Anyone who has lived for any period of time can tell you from experience that life has its troubles. This is true for everyone in the world, including Christians. However, those who follow Christ have something that those of the world do not: the help of God in their troubles. What kind of help does God provide with the problems of life?

Reasons why one should desire to be baptized?

What is our motivation for serving others and doing good? Are we seeking the praise of men or the praise of God?

Although God does not tell us to do anything that is impossible, there are some commands given to us in the New Testament that may be very difficult to follow through with at times. This lesson will examine one divine requirement that could be the hardest of them all.

The home is an institution that was masterfully and beautifully created by God. How can we help to make our homes and families function according to God's intended purpose?

In John 10:10, Jesus says, "I have come that they might have life, and that they might have it more abundantly." The Christian life is a life of abundance in blessings and spiritual riches. How can we live in such a way that we take full advantage of the life that Jesus gives?

Paul writes in 2 Corinthians 5:17 that "if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation." These lessons will explore the meaning and implications of having new life as a Christian.

It is rightly understood that God is 'omniscient' and knows all things. However, there are some things that are unknown to God—not because He lacks knowledge in any way but because these things do not exist (though we sometimes act like they do). This lesson will present seven of these things.

Trials are often compared to storms, as they rage into our lives and leave devastation and hardship in their wake. Christians, however, should face the storms of life with faith, endurance, and hope. This lesson will offer biblical guidance for facing the threatening storms of life.

The Israelites hardened their hearts against God in their time of testing in the wilderness. This lesson shows us that God wants us to hold fast to Him and trust in His ways.

Worship should never be a drudgery or boring action. How can we increase our joy and longing for the worship of God?