What must you do to be saved? So many will claim that the answer to the previous question is nothing but inwardly trusting Jesus and (sometimes) making a statement or prayer based on that trust. But what does God have to say about this most important and essential question?

How you heard about the "seven deadly sins"? While the common religious teaching about seven sins that are greater than others is not specifically found in Scripture, one biblical passage does inform us of seven sins that will be deadly to our souls. This lesson will study that passage and help us to guard ourselves against these sins.

Recent years have seen the rise of a movement claiming that there is no such thing as absolute truth and "truths" can only be known individually by experience (e.g., "my truth" versus "your truth"). What does God say about these ideas, and how can we find confidence in the truth of the Bible?

In spite of some popular religious teachings, it is possible for a once true Christian to neglect their salvation and drift away from God, losing their righteous standing before Him in the process. This lesson will study the Scriptures to see what causes spiritual drifting to happen and how it can be prevented.

We all experience things that stir our hearts and make our spirits brighter. God feels the same way when His creation does things that please Him. What can we do to please God and stir His heart?

Sometimes, we act as if God judges our actions but is unaware of our thoughts and motivations—and unconcerned with them. The Bible, however, teaches that God knows the hearts of men, and men are required to purify their hearts in order to be right with God. This episode will discuss lessons that can be gleaned from this important subject.

Life can be full of difficult problems. Join as we search the scriptures to discover how God helps us during the troubles of life.

Blessings abound to those who trust in the Lord. God promises that those who wait on him will "mount up with wings like eagles."

There are few thoughts as comforting as the knowledge that God will always provide for His people what they need. However, we sometimes feel as if this is not the case in life. What does the Bible say about God's provision, and what assurance can we find in it?

Have you ever been left confused by an illusion or mirage? Things are not always what they seem. This principle can be true spiritually too. What are some things in life that are not what they seem to be?

Ephesians 4:30 tells us, "do not grieve the Holy Spirit of God, by whom you were sealed for the day of redemption." What does it mean to "grieve the Holy Spirit"? Can He even be grieved? If so, how can we avoid doing such a thing?

We often talk about repentance, but do we really understand what it means? Let's review the Scriptures for a complete definition of this important action.