This morning we discuss the concept of the Godhead, or the trinity. This truth is critical for every believer to understand!

This lesson goes through seven aspects of a successful disciple that is able to fulfill the will of God in their life. These seven things are absolutely critical to being a successful disciple and a fruitful Christian in this world!

In this lesson we discuss the existence of God and his attributes. Before you can begin building a good theological understanding you must understand God first. Once we understand who God is and what he is like it will help us understand the rest of Biblical theology.

This series will deal with various doctrinal studies found in the Bible. In this introduction we see that if we don’t care about doctrine we don’t care much for God’s reputation and character. Sound doctrine matters!!

It is impossible to fully trust the Lord without humility. We often become prideful and take out life back into our own hands, and the result is always messy.

After talking about the three aspects of the typical relationship triangle, now challenge is practically applying what the Bible says to our lives. This is not easy to do, but if we are willing to be humble and obedient, God will bless our relationships and beyond anything we could ever imagine!

Learning to be alone with God is extremely important and often neglected by many Christians. We have the opportunity to have a real relationship with the Lord every day, but if we never get alone with God it will never become real to us!

This lesson discusses the last part of the biblical relationships triangle - physical. Many people avoid this area but it is so critical! Do not be foolish, be wise!

Here we follow up from 3 weeks ago where we discussed how we can mature into a minister of Jesus Christ. We opened up with an object lesson relating different kinds of people to various fruits. This is the lesson afterward.

This message discusses the emotional guidelines we need to follow to be prepared for dating. These things are often overlooked, so we should be aware!