Passionately pursue God's Word and seek to live out and obey it. This is the path of blessing for the child of God.

Regardless of circumstances the child of God always has the privilege to bless the Lord. Praising God for his benefits of love, compassion, and forgiveness can have profound effects on us not only spiritually, but physically and emotionally as well.

For more information about this study and research read "The Anatomy of the Soul".

Everyone know what it feels like to know God is with us and in control but still wonder why God is bringing you through a difficult time. Psalm 22 brings the believer to trust God and praise Him through suffering and difficulty. These become opportunities for God to work in our lives and the lives of those around us.

The psalms represent a wide variety of human emotion and experience. The collection of 150 Psalms begins with the word "blessed". How does one live the blessed life, and how does that contrast living the life of the ungodly?

As believers the goal of the Christian life is not comparison it is compassion. Today we look at the instruction to bear one another's burdens for the purpose of restoration and the responsibility to do good to all people especially those of the household of faith.

Galatians 5 reminds the believer there is no neutral ground in the Christian life. There is a war between the works of the flesh and the work of the Holy Spirit in the life of the believer. What we choose to plant will reap a harvest of blessing or destruction.

Every parent desires for their children to come to saving faith in Christ. What are some helpful ways to approach that conversation? Today we explore how to lay a foundation and what questions we should be asking when it is evident the Holy Spirit is working in our children's lives.

For more resources refer to "Show Them Jesus" by Jack Klumpenhower and "Making Your Home Work" by Paul Chappell.

Live righteous lives knowing God counts believers as righteous through faith in Christ alone.

Written to defend the gospel from false teachers, Paul's letter to the Galatians addresses the question, "Is faith in Christ alone enough to bring salvation?" 

*Special thank you to the D6 Family for this helpful lesson outline

Paul encourages the Corinthians church to realize the sufficiency of God's grace through trial. Sometimes the greatest gift is not the removal of the trial it is the gift of grace that sees the believer through. When we are at our weakness God's strength is put on the greatest display.