The story of David and Bathsheba is used to illustrate the gracious nature of God's character and the power of His forgiveness.

This lesson will deal with the difficult task of balancing one's faith while maintaining a positive relationship with a non-believing spouse.

In this lesson, James reviews both the qualifications and results that Christian teachers should aspire to.

This sermon compares the various ideas that exist about heaven with the Bible's description of this dimension.

The second part of this lesson on Domestic Violence examines the Bible's instructions concerning marriages struggling with this problem.

Michael Jackson's old song, "Black or White" reflects the attitude that James says Christians should have towards other people.

It has long been held that preachers can't count. I suppose it's because they usually overestimate the size of attendance or count the unborn babies as present.

This lesson focuses on the profile of the typical abuser and reasons why women stay in these types of marital situations.

This section in the Book of James defines the type of thinking and behavior that constitutes the "bottom line" in what it means to be a disciple of Jesus Christ.

A faith building program that has been used to help Christians build up their faith muscle and protect them from poor spiritual health.