As we continue examining what the Scriptures say about the Word of God, we will begin delving into the benefits it gives to believers. The Bible reveals to us the personhood of God and that we are able to know Him in a real and tangible way. This is just one of the wonderful truths about God that the Word of God reveals to us and it also shows us the awesome benefits the Word gives to those who are lovers of God.

In lesson 2 in our series on The Word of God we will look at some basic truths about the infallibility and reliability of the written Word. God hasn't left this to chance; He has made the way that we can know His Word so we can know Him Who Lives Forever. He has given us His very words so that we can know and love Him--the One and Only God.

This begins a new series titled, "The Word of God." In this lesson we will lay out some foundational thoughts about the Word of God, which is a title that refers to both the Bible and to Jesus. We are to be a people that know Jesus as our Lord and Savior and who knows the Holy Scriptures that reveals to us who He is, what He has done, what He is doing and He will do in the future.

In this final lesson in our series on Love we will examine Paul's closing thoughts to First Corinthians 13. This is where we will see what constitutes the hope of eternal life, and it's glorious. Don't miss this soul-stirring lesson.

This lesson on love will look at how agape love will endure throughout eternity. Now is the time we are to be learning how to love selflessly like Jesus. The Lord offers us all the grace we need to love more like Him, for we can't do this through our own strength and wisdom.

Come Up is a sermon by Glenn Meldrum that is a call to intimate fellowship with God and an appeal to develop the most important relationship we could ever have. Actually, it is the greatest privilege given to mankind.

Love rejoices in the truth; "It bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things." These are expressions of God's love working in frail people. You will learn about this kind of love in this lesson.

In this lesson in our series on love we will study two character traits of love that are found in 1 Corinthians 13. The first is that love does not keep a record of wrongs and the second is that love does not rejoice over evil. This is a good lesson

In this lesson we will study two characteristics of the God-kind-of-love we are commanded to live out. And this comes from 1 Corinthians chapter 13, verse 5. The first is that love is not self-seeking and the second is that those who love don't get angry. This lesson might shake you up a bit.

In part 5 in our series on Love, we will study four character traits of love, all of which are stated by Paul in the negative. At times it can be easier to define something by stating what it isn't, rather than what it is. The four character traits are that love does not envy, does not boast, is not proud and is not rude. We all need to listen to this lesson on true love and put it into practice.