Most would agree that we could use more peace and less anxiety in our lives. But peace seems to be a passing thing. It comes and goes based on what's going on in our lives. How can we get past that cycle to the peace that passes understanding?

Most of us are taught to take pride in our work and reputation. But is that a bad thing? The Bible says that Pride goes before a fall. As a Christian, should we live with pride, or no pride? Or is there another way to live?

Where does bitterness come from? More importantly, how does it impact our lives? Bitterness, anger, and hatred can have devastating impacts on our relationships with others and with God. We'll explore a formula that will help us get rid of existing bitterness and nip future growth in the bud!

Is Christianity alive, or dead? We'll explore ways to revitilize our faith and make it active and impactful in our lives. These three milestones will help provide a way back to being the church that Jesus desires: 1. Christ is alive, 2. Christ wants to live in us, and 3. Christ wants to live through us.

If we compare the covenants made with the 5 names of the Old Testament found in the study, "The Epic of Eden," we'll see a thread that reveals God's plan of redemption, and points to a future of reconciliation and hope! But a question still remains... why is God's redemptive plan taking so long?

In the Old Testament, God's dwelling place was the Tabernacle, first in the tent, then in the temple. But with the advent of the New Testament, God takes up residence elsehwere, in believers! What are the ramifications of this "Change of Residence?"

Some people do such great things that their names are changed. Abram becomes Abraham... Sarai becomes Sarah. What's in a name change? And how do we change the names this world gives us?

The story surrounding Noah is a story of starting over. Echoes from the Garden of Eden are heard as God allows creation to turn upon itself while also providing for a rebirth of a righteous people.

If we compare the first and last books of the Bible, we see many similarities of a place where humans dwell with God in paradise. Has God got something new in mind for the end times, or is God steering his people back to his original desire for relationshiop with humans?

While God's blessings sound great, there's another side connected to disobedience: God's curses. How do we deal with our fallen nature and the fallen world?