With Acts 3:19-21 as our base text, we explore the New Testament truth that Jesus will remain in heaven at the right hand of the Father until there has been a restoration of all things spoken by the mouth of the prophets. In this lesson we examine some of those things being restored within the church.

We study an Old Testament concept--the exalting of a person's horn, spoken figuratively of strength, power, and victory. This concept is examined in the light of New Testament truth.

Psalm 45, Colossians 1:15-23, Hebrews 1:1-3

We contrast the old system of law (based on performance) with the new thing of God based on grace .

In this study we examine the observations of David, Paul, and John concerning the certainty of the love of God operating in a believer's life in fullness.

This lesson focuses on verse 4 of Psalm 23 and the awesome thought that all of God is with me all of the time and everywhere.

A study of Psalm 23 with emphasis on being led in the paths of righteousness for His name's sake

A meditation on the 23rd Psalm (verses 1, 2) which empasizes the shepherd's work in providing nourishment for His sheep so they will be healthy and strong.

God expects fruitfulness in a Christian's life, a harvest of His glorious nature being reflected in every member of the Body of Christ. Matthew 3:1-12, Matthew 21: 18, 19; Matthew 21:33-43; Jaohn 15:1-8, 16; Ephesians 1:18, Ephesians 3:14-21.

With a base text of Luke 11:33-36, we study some of what Jesus meant by admonishing us to keep our lamps lit and our eyes clear. Four basic principles concerning the Christian life are revealed.