If one breathes, one will be discouraged. Either we are coming from it; currently in it or heading toward it. Let’s deal with discouragement.

The thought of a place of refuge is refreshing, safe and strong. God provides refuge for the soul of man. Let us look at those places of refuge in our study.

Sin is mean, harmful and will carefully lead one away from the blessings God has. Let us see it’s harmful effects but be thankful for our Father Who through Christ makes it possible for us to not be led away, but to lean closer to God.

The church was not an accident or an afterthought with God. Before God said, “Let there be light,” the church was part of His eternal purpose (Eph. 3:9-11). This is a special study of which we “turn back the clock” and study with the late Gus Nichols.

Have you ever thought about the “point of pardon” with God…between sinner and saint? At what point in our lives do we have “pardon” from God, the release from the penalty of sin? We look at this most important question.

According to a Barna study of 2021, over half of the United States will use their Biles in one way or another. To get the most out of the Bible, one needs to be a student of the Bible. Let’s look at what is ahead when one studies the Bible.

Just the thought of abiding in Christ’s teaching must comfort the soul and direct one daily. The apostle John grants us the answer in our study.

We all face struggles and challenges in life that harm our hearts, drive us to our knees and gives us a feeling of hopelessness wondering will things get better. At times like this is ONE to Whom we can go—the Lord.

Sincerity is a wonderful trait, but is it all that matters? Sometimes, sincerity alters our faith and thinking in spiritual matters. Let’s answer this question in light of scripture and Bible reasoning.

The study of “types and shadows” from the Old Testament to the New Testament is quite intriguing and amazing. Join this study as we compare the Ark of Noah and the church of Christ.