Have you ever been in a quarrel or fight with someone over something that you were certain the other person was at fault for? While many of us find it rather difficult to admit or acknowledge, many of these situations are a result of our own selfishness or pride. As Pastor Danny will teach you in his message today, many of life's quarrels are due to the condition of our own heart. In his study, you'll learn the importance of regularly asking The Spirit to work in your heart so as to remove selfish ambition.

While many of us have a firm understanding of what it means to be partial, we might not be as quick to recognize when we're guilty of it personally. In fact, many of us are prone to show partiality in areas of our lives where we wouldn't even think twice about it. In today's message, Pastor Danny uses one of the greatest prophets as an example of just how careful we're to be as believers. In his study, you'll learn how even the simplest of matters can provide an opportunity for us to be partial towards others.

The Ten Commandments are a simple yet profound representation of God's holy, righteous, and loving nature. While every one of us fall short of even keeping the first one, living them out to the best of our ability with the strength of The Spirit helps us to better reflect God's character. In today's message, Pastor Danny reflects on the self fulfilling nature of the Law. In his study, you'll learn that by loving God, loving others comes naturally, and by loving others, all other commandments fall into place.

The degree to which we understand how truly evil partiality and favoritism is, the better we can love others as Christ loves us. While none of us will ever be perfect on this side of eternity, we as believers are no less called to treat all people with equal respect. In today's message, Pastor Danny will teach you just why it is that God takes partiality and favoritism so seriously. In his study, you'll learn that just as God loves all of humanity equally, we too are to love others, no matter their circumstance.