Originated in divine wisdom and goodness, designed to promote human happiness and holiness, marriage forms the foundation of home life and social order in society. Find out more about God's plan for the distinctions of the male and the female and its impact on gracing others in the second divine institution-marriage.

God has created man with free will with which to make choices. This first divine institution is the primary structure for man's relationship with God and fellow man. Find out more about how free will must be utilized in order to grace others in this lesson on the first divine institution-volition.

The principles related to gracing others are found in God's instruction of responsibilities and privileges which He has defined in five divine institutions that bring order to humanity. Find out more about how to better grace others in this lesson on the structure of the divine institutions.

The believer remains in the grace of God regardless of his abuse of that grace. In gracing others, the believer must learn how to hold a mentality of grace towards others. Find out more about the balance of grace with discipline in this lesson on maintaining proper relationships under a mentality of grace.

God's grace is His unconditional love in action towards man. But love does not only grace, it also disciplines. Find out more about the harmony of God's grace with His discipline, and how it relates to gracing others, in this lesson on God's love and divine discipline.

Understanding God's grace produces tremendous peace in the life of the believer. As the believer learns how God has graced him, he, in turn, is able to grace others. Find out more about how a relaxed mental attitude can be be obtained in this lesson on gracing others.

In anticipation of the Lord's return, and Peter's admonishment to grow in grace and knowledge, the doctrine of the Faith Rest Technique must be understood in order for the believer to be faithful. Find out more in this two part special about living the Faith Rest Life from Revelation 2:10 and James 1:12.

The final two verse of Peter's second epistle provide to admonitions: Beware and grow! Find out more about what the believer is to watch out for and into what he is to grow in this lesson from 2 Peter 3:17-18.

The time between Jesus' ascension and His return to the earth has a purpose in God's plan. That purpose is to provide ample time for whosoever wills to come to salvation in His Son, Jesus Christ. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 3:15-16.

The reality of a new heavens and a new earth means the destruction of the current heavens and current earth. Thus, the believer ought to behave and operate with eternity in mind. Find out more in this lesson from 2 Peter 3:13.