God gave 7 promises to Abram before he left to the promised land. Abram, later known as Abraham, serves as an example of securing God's blessings.

God has given us a practical connection between our worship and our everyday lives. Paul explains this in Colossians 3:16-17.

We learn three ways to handle temptation in this sermon. Through prevention, preparation and God's power we can properly win the struggle we face.

Paul tells us to make prayer a priority. This message attempts to explain the importance and benefits of praying for everybody, especially those in authority.

We need power in everything we do. Yet none of us has the power to overcome our sinful condition. Paul describes the message of the Cross as the Power of God. This sermon explains how the foolishness of God is wiser than men, and the weakness of God is stronger than men.

To the Thessalonians, Paul invoked from the Lord the blessing of their spirits, souls and bodies. In this message, we see how we can enjoy this blessing across the entirety of our spiritual, emotional and physical experience.

27 centuries ago, Isaiah lived in a corrupt society. His experience led to the LORD'S condemnation of them along with His solution to the problem. Ultimately, the LORD became the solution to those who accepted Him.

Jesus delivered a demon-possessed man. He was accused of doing this through Beelzebub (the Prince of Demons). How Jesus responds to this accusation is the subject of this message.

Jesus taught His disciples about servant leadership, their future rule over the 12 Tribes of Israel, and a change in their expectations once He had fulfilled His mission. Surprisingly, He taught them to be ready for a hostile world. Jesus even altered His instructions He had earlier given to them when they were representing Him among the cities of Israel. This message attempts to show the practical side of Our Lord instructing believers to prepare for an unfriendly world.

This is the audio for the Sunday School Lesson for July 7, 2024. It covers parts of Acts chapters 4 and 5.