Just because we have experienced God in the past does not mean He is still with us. Often we go on assuming His presence in our lives when we have strayed.

More appropriately titled the danger of the False (or pretend) use of the gifts, we examine the damage that is caused to the church when we claim to be speaking for God when it is not God speaking.

The completion of the lesson on False Worship from the series: Perplexing Questions.

The Bible gives clear instructions on how we are to worship

but sometimes we choose to worship our own way.

A Look at the challenges and dangers facing the Pentecostal church as it moves forward. There is a necessity for each generation to have a relationship with Jesus Christ for themselves and to know Him from the Holy Scriptures.

The effectual, fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.

God does not answer every prayer. Some say He says, "Yes, no, or wait," however Scripture teaches that there are some prayers God does not hear. In this lesson we explore why sometimes there is no answer.

Scripture teaches us to confess our faults one to another. What is the appropriate way to do this. From the series: Perplexing Questions.

While there is no such thing as a perfect Christian, we often like to pretend we have no flaws.

The second in the series: Perplexing Questions with comments by David Lloyd Sr. and Rich and Cindy Goldizen.