“Who’s to Blame?” - a lesson that reminds us that God isn’t to blame for the bad things that we see in the world around us, but that He has even ordered those things for His glory and for the good of His people.

“The Rest of Faith and Peril of Unbelief” - a lesson that explores the biblical concept of spiritual rest found in Christ, contrasting it with the peril of unbelief illustrated by the Israelites’ wilderness wanderings.

“God’s Design for a Healthy, Thriving Church” - a lesson on how the church works together for the mutual edification and sanctification of the saints.

“Living a Crucified Life” - a lesson on the way that sanctification is ordered; not that we finish in the flesh what God started in the Spirit, but that we respond to God’s work by mortifying the flesh and vivifying the new nature we have in Christ.

“Who’s Really in Charge Here?” - a lesson on submitting to the goodness and wisdom of God in both His “light and dark providences,” realizing He ordained both for our good and His glory.

“The Fruit of the Spirit, Part 4” - a final lesson on the last 3 characteristics of the fruit of the Spirit - faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control - as supernatural evidence of genuine salvation, produced not by human effort but by the indwelling Holy Spirit.

“The Fruit of the Spirit, Part 3” - a lesson on how the Holy Spirit supernaturally produces patience, kindness, and goodness within us so that we can reflect God’s radical grace to others amidst the chaotic messiness of human relationships.

“The Fruit of the Spirit, Part 2” - A lesson reminding us that the characteristics of love, joy, and peace are not moral achievements but supernatural graces exhibited perfectly by Christ, produced by the Holy Spirit in every believer, and serving as evidence of genuine salvation and true spiritual assurance.

“The Fruit of the Spirit, Part 1” - a lesson on the way that the Holy Spirit’s indwelling presence inevitably and invariably produces good fruit in the Christian’s life.

“The Vanity of Riches and the Gift of Enjoyment” - a lesson on finding contentment in life, not by having much necessarily, but by seeing all that we have as the portion granted to us by our heavenly Father, who loves and desires only the best for His children.