The regular sacrifices, daily, weekly, monthly, and annual.

Comparing the life of Abraham to the life of the blessed man described in Psalm 1

Part A, The responsibility of the church to care for those in need, especially widows. Part B. Elders and handling issues that arise

The breadth and riches of God’s calling towards us in Christ

Jesus died as one who was a great criminal. But he was one who did for wherever He went. Why did He die in the cross? His last great cry in the cross was It is finished! After He died, they buried Him as though they did not expect Him to soon rise. His body rested in the grave after the work was finished. But He did rise.

Honoring one another. A short study in what it means to honor, taking the abstract concept to the concrete. Then a look at Paul's instructions on how to honor widows.

Looking at the background of the prodigal son and how it lays the foundation to illustrate adoption.

What Paul meant when he wrote "But we are bound to give thanks to God always for you, brethren beloved by the Lord, because God from the beginning chose you for salvation through sanctification by the Spirit and belief in the truth"

The word of God is the firm foundation for the believer in an uncertain world. A look at how the word of God produces light of truth that gives a firm foundation for the believer to rest in.

Paul instructs Timothy to hold fast to words of faith and good doctrine. Wear it like armor to protect against deceptions. Then, be an example and encouragement to the believers. Because the choices we make will either encourage or discourage