Phil 4:10-20; Ephesians 1:17,18;Romans 9:22-26; Col 1:24-29; Prov 24:3,4; 2Cor 9:6-15; 2 Cor 6:10, 1 Cor 3:21-23; Romans 8:31-39

A study of what the riches in glory of God the Father means to the Christian

A study of David's desire to be one with God at all times. This led him to want sin revealed so he could repent of it and draw even closer to God. Scriptures examined include portions of Psalms 40, 17, 25, 139, 26, 12, and 34. The lesson presents David's observations regarding integrity, speech, and singing unto the Lord.

A study of David's revelation and understanding of how precious he was in the sight of God (1 Samuel 21, Matthew 12, Psalm 40, Psalm 17, Psalm 16.)

A study of Psalms 27, 13 and 16 with emphasis on David's singular focus on seeking to know the heart of God.

A study of the early life of David and contrasting it to the life of Saul. Emphasis is placed on the fact that David's sole desire was to seek God's face, know His heart and will, and be found in His presence continually. Passages studied include Paul's sermon in Acts 13; accounts in 1 Samuel Chapters 13, 15, and 16; and Psalms 26-27.

A study of verses from John 17 and ! John that teach how the church is to be done with sin and manifest the full glory and love of God in the earth.

A study of the key attitude of Christ that led to His exaltation by His Father.

A more in-depth study of this solemn assembly as described in Leviticus ch. 16.

A study of the Lord's feasts in Israel with emphasis on the Day of Atonement and its implications for the church.