Can you do good and use your God-given gifts without love? Some Christians do. This lesson defines love that reflects the character of God's love. This message draws from 1 Corinthians 13:1-7 to correct boastful and selfish use of our abilities.

Are you living in the kingdom of God? This message looks to Jesus's teachings about the kingdom in Luke to encourage believers to seek first the kingdom.

Do you need wisdom to see beauty in God's creation? The Song of Solomon served this purpose. This message observes the God-given wisdom about marital love in the Song of Songs.

Jesus taught about a compassionate Samaritan and this talk pulls from Christ's teaching to be a loving neighbor to those need even enemies from Luke 10:25-37.

How can anyone obey the command to love one's enemies unless they have faith that Jesus is the Son of God? This message draws from Christ's teaching to love enemies in Luke 6:27-34. Jesus teaches the good that comes from His followers loving those who hate, abuse, slander, and beat them.

How did Jesus receive the Jewish Bible? Did He question it, doubt it, or reject any of it? This message draws from Jesus's words and teachings about the Bible to establish how Christians are to receive the Bible.

How much do you believe Jesus's claims of His identity? How much do you accept Jesus's authority? This message draws from Luke 4:16-30 to think deeply about Jesus beyond recognition and confession.

The church will face deceivers, imposters, and false teachers. How is the church to be prepared and to respond? This message draws from Titus and 2 Timothy to gain God-given wisdom from the apostle Paul.

Jesus described Hell in great detail. This message draws from the words Christ as the everlasting punishment of Hell and the nature of its torment.

What can churches do about false teaching? This message draws from 1 Timothy to understand the Christian charge against erring doctrine.