The mercy of God is His goodness to those in misery and distress. A precious truth about our glorious and gracious God. In this Sunday School lesson we briefly consider the mercy of God to His children and even to all men. However, it is a mercy most fully, securely, and eternally known and enjoyed by those who have tasted of His kindness in salvation.

The mercy of God is His goodness to those in misery and distress. A precious truth about our glorious and gracious God. In this Sunday School lesson we briefly consider the mercy of God to His children and even to all men. However, it is a mercy most fully, securely, and eternally known and enjoyed by those who have tasted of His kindness in salvation.

The Lord's Supper is a memorial feast instituted by the Jesus on His last night with the disciples before the crucifixion. It is meant to proclaim His death and resurrection on behalf of His people and to picture our ongoing fellowship with God and one another. Yet, this precious feast is little understood by God's people and has been grossly misunderstood in the history of the church. It is important, then, for us to reconsider this joyful and solemn reminder of our participation in the glories of redemption.

The Lord's Supper is a memorial feast instituted by the Jesus on His last night with the disciples before the crucifixion. It is meant to proclaim His death and resurrection on behalf of His people and to picture our ongoing fellowship with God and one another. Yet, this precious feast is little understood by God's people and has been grossly misunderstood in the history of the church. It is important, then, for us to reconsider this joyful and solemn reminder of our participation in the glories of redemption.

The question is never can a person lose their salvation, for Scripture is abundantly clear that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Rom. 8:1). The more biblical question asks, "What is the genuine evidence of salvation?" Jesus addresses this issues, and more, in the parable of the sower.

The question is never can a person lose their salvation, for Scripture is abundantly clear that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Rom. 8:1). The more biblical question asks, "What is the genuine evidence of salvation?" Jesus addresses this issues, and more, in the parable of the sower.

The question is never can a person lose their salvation, for Scripture is abundantly clear that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus (Rom. 8:1). The more biblical question asks, "What is the genuine evidence of salvation?" Jesus addresses this issues, and more, in the parable of the sower.

The love of God is one of the most precious and misunderstood doctrines for Christians. What does God love most? Who does God love most? What about the love of God and reality of sin and evil? How does God's love fit with the reality of hell? These, and other questions, are the topic of our study of the love of God. Join in on this introduction to a very precious truth regarding the glory of God and His relationship to us.

The use of unexplained parables in the ministry of Jesus was perplexing to His disciples. Why would He make truth more difficult for some to understand? And why did so many people reject Jesus? Why did some believe? The mystery of lawlessness and unbelief, as well as the mystery of faith is the topic of the Lord's answer to the disciples. Jesus gives 2 proclamations of God's sovereignty over rejection and blessing.

The use of unexplained parables in the ministry of Jesus was perplexing to His disciples. Why would He make truth more difficult for some to understand? And why did so many people reject Jesus? Why did some believe? The mystery of lawlessness and unbelief, as well as the mystery of faith is the topic of the Lord's answer to the disciples. Jesus gives 2 proclamations of God's sovereignty over rejection and blessing.