Old things are passed and all things are new. When one accepts the offer, how we approach the new life is a crucial factor in how we live that new life.

We are told that we should not fear but have confidence or boldness on the day of Judgment. Can we apply the process of where that confidence comes from to common fears on this early like fear of heights, speaking in public or spiders? Possibly! We consider.....

Thoughts are powerful, and often preceded action. Some basic reminders on focussing our thoughts comes from Phillipians 4.

Discontent has both postive and negative outcomes. Strong cravings for worldly possessions can quietly grind away. The series continues with a very common path of how the offerings of the world can be detrimental to our spirit. We consider how to continue growing our faith that continues to overcome.

This lesson looks at the foundation, the core of what all else is established. Paul's message towards the end of his first letter to Corinth establishes the why of his (and should be their) faith.

Wem continue looking at some of the issues that life can put before us and how we can overcome. Faith is the term that is used as the "weapon" that can defeat those challengers. We consider first what faith is and how this works towards getting us back in a place where we do have hope and promise.

The death of Christ was meant to extinguish his efforts. Yet, it did right the opposite. The cross was foolishness for some back then - as well as some today.

Children of God have the power to overcome the challenges that this world can bring. This week we focus on depression and just how faith in some of its foundational elements can bring about a renewal.

This is the conclusion of a three-part study of the physical and emotional attributes of the suffering and death of Christ.

While boredom is not listed as a sin as such, how boredom enters our life does put us in a weakened, susceptible place. We identify what is missing for boredom to have that place and what we can do to fill that void.