As we progress towards the Second Coming of Christ, we look at the next event on God's time line, the Rapture of the Church. We not only see when it is going to happen, but what is going to happen to believers when it does take place.

As the Lord goes from the Last Supper and makes His way to Calvary, we find Him doing a great deal of praying. We see Him intercede for Peter through prayer, and we even see Him agonize in prayer. We also see a missing prayer. Is prayer missing in your life too--

Have you ever played the game, -Would You Rather--- In Proverbs 17, we are given some options, and must make the choice of which one we would rather have.

As we begin our study of the Second Coming Of Christ, we answer the question why every believer must believe in the Second Coming of Christ.

In chapter 2 of Ephesians, we are presented with the truth, that we are -saved by grace through faith-. We see what the grace of God saved us from, how the grace of God saved us, and what the grace of God has saved us to.

The church. It is not an organization, but an organism. It is living, breathing, and moving. We the believers, make up the church. But what kind of relationship should every believer have with their church, the place that God has given them worship and learn- We look to Bible for answers concerning this relationship.

As we approach the holiday of Thanksgiving, we are often reminded of things we should be thankful for. However, we see some mindsets in 1 John 2-15-17, that will hinder the believer from being thankful.

As Paul writes this letter from prison, to those in the church at Ephesus, he presents them with some great truths. He presents the truth, tells them why it is the truth, and how they can apply that truth to their everyday life. In chapter 1, he presents to the great truth of being -In Christ-.

Our lives are made up of relationships. We need to know what the Bible says about these relationships and how we are to maintain, grow, and utilize these relationships. As we begin this study, we look at our most important relationship, our relationship to the Lord-

As we go out and participate in the in the democratic process of voting, here are a few reminders to remember on election day.