We study principles of honor that apply to mothers and fathers, husbands, widows, church elders, and government officials.

We examine what honor is, where it comes from, who is to receive it, and what must happen in one's life before he can be honored.

Using John 2:1-11 as our base text we examine the process by which a believer (and the church at large) can enter into a realm of love that is beyond human description, understanding, or knowledge. The listener is challenged to walk increasingly deeper in the Holy Spirit and to expect that the Lord's will is that he or she be brought into this love realm.

With Matthew 7:7-12 as our base text we look at what makes the Christian message one that seemingly few truly embrace. Emphasis is placed on the need for the cross to be at the center of the message.

We study Matthew 7:6 in which we are warned not to give what is holy to dogs or cast our pearls before swine. We study with gratitude the fact that God by the Holy Spirit has opened our eyes to comprehend things that the natural man does not understand.

We look at Matthew 7:7-12 and study principles of asking and receiving. Then we look at an excellent example of someone believing that what you have asked will be done for you--Caleb.

We study Matthew 7:1-5 where we are admonished not to judge others.

We study portions of Matthew 6 with most time spent on not letting financial anxiety distract us from kingdom pursuits.

We begin looking at the character of those called to possess the kindgom of heaven. Emphasis is placed on being peacemakers, salt, and light.

We study some fascinating details of the crucifixion, resurrection, and glorification of our Lord Jesus. We make a point of emphasizing the reactions of many to the cross and how the cross exposes the thoughts of one's heart.