“Anger, Murder, and Reconciliation” - a lesson on the religion that pleases God: the religion that is primarily concerned with the heart of man, and only secondarily on external behaviors.

“Dwelling in the Domain of God’s Enemies” - a lesson on the foolishness of not trusting in God’s covenant promises and of leaning on whatever understanding we may have.

“The Wise and the Foolish” - a lesson on trusting God to deal with the wicked. While we don’t know how God will deal with them, He’s promised that He will, and while His ways might not be clear to us, our way - trusting and obeying the Lord - is clear.

“Vengeance is the Lord’s!” - a lesson on God’s promise to take vengeance on evildoers, which frees us to show mercy rather than taking matters into our own hands.

“Your Need for Righteousness” - The Pharisees and Scribes represented the best and most moral that humanity has to offer. But Jesus said that entry into heaven requires a greater righteousness than even they have. This is a lesson on the hope that Christ gives us for heaven.

“The Gospel According to Abigail” - a lesson on intercession, forgiveness, and the importance of keeping ourselves humble before the Lord, especially after moments in which we’ve seen or experienced spiritual victory.

“Merciful Restraint” - a lesson on the importance of having a conscience that is governed by God’s will as revealed in God’s word.

“What Friends Are For” - a lesson on the role that Christians play in encouraging one another to persevere in the faith and to continue acting in faith that God’s promises will all be fulfilled.

“The Christian and the Law” - a lesson on the place that the law and prophets has in the life of a Christian.

“Come and See, Go and Tell” - a lesson on the significance of the resurrection of Christ and its implications for the mission of the church.