As a church, God has given us a specific purpose and that purpose determines our practice. If we focus on doing things without regard to why, we stay busy, but don't accomplish anything of eternal value.

In this lesson, we examine what the biblical requirements are to shepherd the flock of God.

I'm this lesson, we look at 4 biblical accounts which illustrate what it means to be saved.

In this message, we draw a parallel between God's providence in Esther's life to bring salvation to men and how God works in our lives to bring salvation to men.

In this message, we look at two father figures in the book of Esther to learn the importance of good fathers.

The priority of prayer for the power of the church and believer.

While God is not specifically mentioned in the entire book of Esther, his presence and activity is clearly seen. We can be encouraged by this because, while we often don't perceive God's presence in our lives, he is always there and at work.

In this lesson, we discuss what the Bible says about man and his relationship with God as well as what sin is and why God has every right to determine right and wrong.

Though Hebrews 10:25 is often given like a command, we find that, when taken in context, it shows we need the church and the church needs us. The church is a gift from God to his saints for their good and His glory.

The Holy Spirit is often called the forgotten member of the trinity. "Christian" groups either ignore Him altogether, or place an emphasis on Him above The Father and The Son. In this study, we look at what the Bible says to give us a proper understanding and appreciation for the Comforter our Saviour promised to send.