In this lesson we consider the problem of an overload of contradictory information and how to seek the truth.

Faith is often relegated to irrational belief which is contrary to facts. This places faith and objective knowledge against each other! In this lesson we consider what faith is, how it functions, and how it relates to the objectively real world.

Scientism is not the same as science. This matters because Christians rightly reject scientism without rejecting science. Without understanding the distinction, it is easy to assume that Christians are anti-science.

We often hear that science disproves Christianity and that there is some conflict between the two. In this initial lesson we consider the truthfulness of this narrative and then how science and revelation relate. We also take a brief look at what constitutes true faith.

We are nearing the end of our study of Christian virtue by looking at the virtue of self-control. What is it? How do we grow in it?

We consider faithfulness in the life of a Christian including a look at how highly God values this and why.

In this lesson we consider goodness, a fruit of the Spirit and important Christian virtue.

This is the second part of our lesson on gratitude. Following a brief review of the previous lesson we consider how to grow in gratitude.

In our continued study of Christian virtue we consider gratitude.

We consider the virtue of peace. Not only inner peace but also peace with God and with others. We conclude by considering how to grow in the experience of peace.