(Ps 148:1-14) Praise the Lord! Standing on Christ, the Solid Rock (Mt 7:24-27). Lazarus study continued (Jn 11). God allows hardships to happen so you can trust Him and be an example to others (v. 4, 15, 45). Jesus’ equality with Father (v. 41-42).

The Blood of Christ (Part One). Christ's blood provides our salvation (Jn 1:12; 12:32) and can be utilized in our Christian walk (1 Jn 1:7).

(Ps 145:18-19, 34:7) God takes care of those who love Him. Lazarus study continued (Jn 11). How we “believe” (Jn 20:31). Mary’s response to Lazarus’ death (Jn 11:28-32). How to have relaxed mental attitude. Jesus wept (v. 35).

Ambassadorship continued (1 Cor 5:16-21). As ambassadors to Christ, we are entrusted to tell others the Good News, the doctrine of reconciliation. What it means to be a living epistle (2 Cor 3:1-3). Biblical spirituality (Rom 8:5-11).

(Psa 147). Review of Doctrine of Resurrection. Jn 11:24; 1 Cor 15:42.

Consequences of not abiding (1 Jn 3:15, 5:20). Ambassadorship. Examples of people in the Bible who remained available to God.

(Ps 56:13) Grateful to God for deliverance from difficulties. Communion: Despite trouble lurking around the corner, Jesus had a relaxed mind (1 Cor 11:23-26). Lazarus study continued (Jn 11). You can have victory in your life if trust in God to deliver you (Jn 20:31).

Introduction to Gene Cunningham’s book, “Basic Training Field Manual,” the basis of this series. Abiding: Absolute Thinking (Jn

(2 Chron 20) The battle is the Lord’s; sing His praises. Study of Lazarus continued (Jn 11; Lk 10:38-42). Like Martha, when the pressure is on, we tend to question God. However, God uses trials to increase our faith and glorify Himself (Jn 9:3). Sharing signs with unbelievers (Jn 20:30-31).

(Psa 29) The Glory of the Lord. John 11:6-17. Jesus delays going to see Lazarus and uses the delay to increase the faith of the disciples.