This study examines the Holy Spirit's outpouring. From these verses, we discuss Joel's ancient prophecy, and what the Lord means by the last days, dreams and visions, the outpouring of His Spirit, and the final judgment described.

The study explores pretty much gives believers a crash course on everything one needs to know about the gift of tongues in order to steer clear of today's confusion on the topic.

The study shows how the Church is God's program. Scripture and history offer marvelous proof that God was all over the start of His Church in terms of its timing and the miracles that accompanied its birth.

The study explores the unremarkable period between Jesus' ascension and the coming of the Holy Spirit. Here we see small people, in a small place, doing what the world considers a small work. But this is all a part of God's grand plan.

The lesson emphasizes the practical and ongoing need for evangelism, reminding believers that sharing the gospel is a fundamental responsibility rooted in Jesus' final command to make disciples. This lesson also underscores the importance of tailoring our approach according to where people are in their spiritual journey and patiently guiding them to see their need for salvation in Christ.

The sermon emphasizes the transformative power of seeing others as souls in need of reconciliation, rooted in the profound love and sacrifice demonstrated through Christ.

This lecture examines the resurgence of a new spirituality (which is actually very old), sometimes called neo-paganism. In discussing the history, beliefs, and appeal of this rising movement, we ultimately examine how to address the individuals who represent it.

The sermon emphasizes cultivating a healthy church through eight interconnected steps, culminating in actively greeting others. The speaker underscores the significance of supporting one another, providing for needs, and seeking authentic relationships, drawing on examples from Scripture to illustrate the value of mutual care and encouragement, ultimately reflecting God's blueprint for a thriving community of faith.

This lecture examines secularism as a worldview, arguing it functions as a religious system despite lacking traditional religious structures. The study culminates in offering a Biblical approach for how to approach today's secularist.

The sermon emphasizes the importance of cultivating a healthy church by embracing both positive actions and avoiding detrimental behaviors. Drawing from Titus, it highlights the need for submission to authority, demonstrating kindness, and appreciating the transformative power of the gospel, which stems from God's mercy and the sacrifice of Jesus. Conversely, it cautions against engaging in frivolous disputes, rejecting divisive individuals, and ultimately, striving for a life of godliness motivated by gratitude for salvation and a hopeful anticipation of eternal life.