This lesson explores the personal and spiritual demands and responsibilities required of church elders.

Solomon now explores the context in which a person's life and work is carried out - the framework of time.

Once people heard Jesus' teachings many turned away from Him because He was not describing the "kingdom" that they had hoped would come.

Mike looks at the Bible basis for the "invitation" feature of public worship and some of the reasons why many are hindered in coming forward at the appropriate time.

Solomon begins his search for happiness and contentment with the exploration of sensory pleasures and reports on his findings.

In this first lesson, Mike will briefly review the history of thought concerning the King and the Kingdom, from the Old Testament prophets to New Testament times.

Mike outlines several ways that believers can deepen not only their expression of love for God but also their experience of His love as well.

In this first lesson, Mike reviews some of the basic information about this book. The class will review the life of the author, Solomon, and the circumstances surrounding the writing of this text.

In the final lesson of this series, Mike discusses the various types of love that we express and focuses on the type of love necessary to make a marriage last a lifetime.

In this final lesson, Mike will review the six ways Christians are different and James' final words of encouragement to his readers.