Why would we seek God? Why would we choose to believe, or follow after Him, or any one or any thing... unless they were worthy? In today's lesson we look at Revelation 4 & 5, seeing the inherent merit of God to receive glory and honor and power, as well as Jesus Christ, who's merit is seen in the redemption of believers, that caused us to become Overcomers. Grab a lesson guide in the Resource Tab. You'll also find lyrics to two songs I recommend you give a listen on YouTube or music platform of your choice. He is Worthy of it All.

Grab a lesson guide in the resource tab. You'll also find a second resource that I speak about in the lesson. I hope you're blessed with this brief look into some of the contrasts and comparisons of the Old Covenant and New Covenant. Grateful that God is not just among us, but His Spirit lives within us. A better hope, a better covenant, all found in Jesus.

The end of Nehemiah 8:10 reads, "the joy of the LORD is your strength". In this lesson we look at how to abide in that joy of the LORD regardless the circumstances. Grab a lesson guide in the Resource tab, and follow along as we look at the doctrine of "the joy of the LORD" and what it means to be strong.

"Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Behold, a virgin will be with child and bear a son, and she will call His name Immanuel." God with us! Something to Behold!

Grab a Lesson Guide from the resource tab and follow along as we look at Isaiah 7 and other verses we're told that there's something to behold.

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In Ephesians 4:1-7 the Apostle Paul reminds us how we are to walk worthy of the wonderful gift of Jesus Christ.

God chose to use the Church, the body of Christ to glorify Himself to the heavenly places. Imagine, Him using us frail, sinful people to accomplish such a high task. It only happens as we walk with Him. Lesson Guide is in the attachments, open it up and let's learn.

Whether it be the small annoyances in our daily life or the scary, major battles we face, it's important to remember The Battle Belongs to the Lord. Pull up the lesson guide under resources and find out what we're to be doing with these skirmishes and situations that come into our lives.

Before we eagerly claim a promise for ourselves we need to check the context. The Israelites were given this wonderful promise from God through the prophet Jeremiah, however, it would be a long wait for it's fulfilment. The principles we can glean from the context help us understand What we can learn, and what should we do in light of being people who want what they want. Lesson Guide in the Resource.

Who is wise? The Bible is clear that there is a marked difference between godly wisdom and worldly wisdom. In this lesson we get a glimpse of what it means to have godly wisdom, and "master the art of living a life according to God's expectations." You'll find both a lesson guide, and the text of Proverbs 8 (New American Standard Bible) available for print under resources.

The call to true worship comes from God, in Malachi 1:1-14, as He speaks through the prophet to the priests of Israel, who had let their daily service to God become ritualistic, rather than a divine relationship. How often do you & I offer up useless sacrifices, or sing songs of empty praise? In this text we are reminded to stop robbing God, He is Adonai, and worthy of all praise.

Both good and bad can come when a woman follows her heart. Today we look at some women in Exodus 1 & 2, who help us see some rules to keep in mind when we, as Christian women, follow our hearts. One thing is for certain, God is able to take it all and accomplish His perfect will. Click on Resources to find the Lesson Guide