Proverbs 12:1 offers a direct statement about being stupid. How can we avoid being described this way?

For more information on this topic, check out "Proverb: Taking Correction, or How Not to Be Stupid" and visit the "Learning Center" on Life, Hope & Truth.

The US travel document is a small but powerful little document. Despite its size it can teach about the kingdom of God.

Presented by Scott Lord

In this podcast we will explore what Proverbs 21:31 means and the lessons that can be learned.

Presented by Nathan Willoughby

It is a disease that affects all of us. You may be suffering from it right now. How do we deal with it? Is there a cure? What is the disease and what is the cure?

Presented by Jon Pinelli

As we prepare to make our way to the Feast of Tabernacles, let's take a brief look at the history and deep meaning of Zion in the Bible.

Proverbs 18:19 talks about offending a brother. What does it mean to offend a brother and what can we do to mend the relationship?

For more on the topic, check out "The 5 Rs of Healing Relationships" and "Are You Easily Offended?"

The Feast of Trumpets is about the day of the Lord, which is the seventh seal of Revelation. What events are part of the day of the Lord?

Suggested additional resources: "Seven Trumpets of Revelation Infographic," "How 7 Trumpets of Revelation Will Affect Humanity," and "How to Understand Prophecy."

Many things influence our thinking and the decisions we make. There is one that may impact your choices more than you realize. Recognizeing and eliminating it can bring lasting change in your life.

Have you considered when you would like to pursue marriage? Listen in as one couple reflects on some of the joys and challenges they experienced after marrying young.

For further thought and study, explore the "Dating" section of lifehopeandtruth.com or listen to "Strengthening Your Marriage as a Teen, Part 1" and "Strengthening Your Marriage as a Teen, Part 2."

In this week's episode, we explore big questions surrounding baptism. How do you know if you're ready? Who should you talk to about these questions? What do you do about it?

Have more questions? See "What You Need to Know About Repentance and Baptism" for a more comprehensive study.