"Seven Scenes of Glory". God has revealed his glory in seven distinct ways. By examining the past revelations we can understand the future revelations.

"Introduction to the Epistles of John". These letters give to us the assurance of our salvation. If we know the truth, and abey the truth, and love one another then we will have eternal life.

Jewish Christians were asking the question after the destruction of the temple in 70 AD-What do we do now that we can no longer sacrifice in Jerusalem? The letter to the Hebrews says that Jesus is the new high priest, who offered himself as the ultimate sacrifice. Now we can spiritually enter the very holy place by the blood of Jesus

"Introduction to Timothy and Titus". We look into the lives of the two co-workers of Apostle Paul. We examine some of the key verses of each book

Bible Study Extra:  Apostle Paul uses a very descriptive word in describing the cross of Jesus Christ.   In Colossians the emphasis upon the disarming of the enemy, and the public shame that they endured.  Yet in 2 Corinthians the word is used to describe a triumphal procession.  So putting the verses together we see that the cross was not a defeat fro Christ but rather a victory.  In the spiritual realm he defeated every principality and power, and he rendered them powerless against himself.  He reveals their weakness, by his resurrection.  Death could not hold him.  We walk and live in that victory.  We are able to enforce that victory against the spiritual darkness that comes against us.

"The Coming King". God is concerned about your life. He desires that you know him and that you spend eternity in fellowship with Him. In order to make this happen God is focused upon the Redeemer-the Christ who is to come.

"Guard Your Heart". Does God talk to you? Do you hear and respond to what he is saying? Your response is determined by the condition of your heart. A pure heart is able to see and hear God.

Every believer is a new creation in Christ. A new creation has a new life source, can interact with its environment, and has a new ruler. Every believer who is a new creation will also bear the marks of Jesus.

"Reaping a Harvest With God". How does that happen? We will examine the Exodus generation to gain an understanding of how reaping works in our lives.

The simple command of Jesus to GO! into all the world.

A Simple Command which is so difficult to fulfill in our lives

John 13 tells the story of how Jesus washed the disciples feet and called us to do the same.

"The Cost of Being the Remnant". God is calling forth a remnant, a holy group of believers who will do his will and inherit his blessings. There is a cost. We must deal with the sin in our lives. God is ready to help us, but we must turn to him in this hour

"Are You Holy?". What do you think of when you hear the word "holy" ? Some think of an unattainable standard of living. Some think of religious hermits doing nothing except praying and reading the Bible. What does it really mean?

"The Power of Testimony". The Jews heard the Word, and responded in prayer and repentance. Their testimony gives us hope, shows us what is important, and makes a call for commitment

"The Joy of the Lord". The most familiar verse of Nehemiah has to be chapter 8, verse 10-The joy of the Lord is Your strength. We talk about how this is fulfilled in our lives.

"Absence Makes the Heart...". In some cases absence makes the heart grow fonder, in others, absence lets us know what we can live without. This year calls for a renewed commitment unto God and a reevaluation of our priorities.