Main Idea:  How would your outlook on life change if you believed God was really with you—in every situation?

Homework Assignment:  What attitudes and responses to life’s challenges need adjusted in your life?  How could you work on them and with who?

In this study of 2 Corinthians 1:23-24 and 2:1-4.  We’ll learn about leadership that is friendly, kind and yet honest.  How can we be that to the people in our lives?

Main Idea:  In this story we’ll see the desperate search men and women take to find true meaning and then we’ll discover where true meaning actually is found.

Homework Assignment:  What level of contentment would your friends say that you have?  Based on the teaching of this Bible story, what idols in your life need to be made far less important compared to your praise to the LORD?

Main Idea:  We’ll learn that God made a promise to a man 4,000 years ago that is impacting our lives today.

Homework Assignment:  What promises or commitments do you need to make to the Lord?  Can you share a couple of them with a close Christian friend this week and ask them to help hold you accountable to them?

Main Idea:  The flood was God’s reboot of creation, but it’s still going to fail…not because God failed, but because God was using it to demonstrate something to us about the human race.

Homework Assignment:  What people do you need to put on a private list and pray for each day as you ask the Lord for opportunities to tell them that another storm is coming, but they can enter the Ark of safety?

In this teaching we’ll learn that Paul addressed the fundamental problem at Corinth: the believers in Corinth were questioning the authenticity of Paul’s message to them.

Main Idea:  In this teaching we’ll learn about sin and the fall of the human race.  Also, we’ll learn about the only cure.

Homework Assignment:  Could you take some time with God and your friends and uncover that “One Thing” that you’ve held onto and let Jesus cover you?

In this teaching we’ll learn that the Apostle Paul is responding to a question raise in the minds of the Corinthians about his lack of commitment or sincerity to the church.

In 2 Corinthians we’ll discover the Apostle Paul bursts forth into thanksgiving for the comfort that has come to him in the midst of his troubles and suffering.