Have you ever been at the point in the road where you ask this question, -what now-- This was a prominent time for Israel- Moses was gone and Joshua is now leading Israel. God did not leave Joshua -nor Israel- to -figure it out---He is with His people-

We are to look to the perfect High Priest, Jesus Christ. He is not only our example- He is our Savior- He secured our freedom. This lesson looks at three principles addressing Jesus as our perfect example.

James explains in his epistle how that faith is accompanied by our works--not for salvation, mind you- but rather, we are known as one of His by our works. This message details the exposition and exhortation regarding responsibility for the -conversion of a sinner-.

A remarkable miracle indeed- Elisha is dead, but the touch of this man's corpse--to his bones--brought this man back to life- What can we learn from this-

This message addresses three keys to bouncing back.

God's people--blessed above all measure--should reflect upon His blessings, even through -all of this-- in the midst of a global pandemic.

Paul addresses a lofty oration regarding the greatness of the grace of charity, and how it should abound within God's churches. We should desire to have charity amongst each other-

The church at Sardis had a name that it -lives-- but, according to the Lord, it was dead. What does this mean- Our churches would do good to get a check-up, rather than an autopsy- We can be proactive in preventing the death of our church- God gives us warning -ramifications- for failing to listen to Him.

Paul was addressing a serious issue with the church at Corinth. Strife- Strife will kill a church- This lesson points to the affects of strife- not a pleasant subject, but one that needs to be addressed in our churches.

Circumstances have been challenging in 2020. It is therefore befitting that we have a Thanksgiving reminder--we have so much to be thankful for, even in times like these- all to our Savior's honor and glory-