How should mankind prepare for the coming of the Savior of the world? What did those who greeted the Christ child bring as gifts? What can we bring in our own personal lives to show our honor and praise to the new coming King? Learn how you can examine your own heart to see if you’re ready to welcome your personal Messiah!

Who is this predicted Messiah who was sent to save the human race? What were the prophecies that indicated who he’d be and his reason for coming? Trace the signs that came to the House of David that would lead to the miraculous coming of the Christ child who would bring salvation to the entire world.

Are you superstitious about anything in your life? Do you have a rabbit’s foot or anything else that you think can make good things happen for you? Back in the Old Testament Times, there some Israelites who believed that God’s Ark of the Covenant was more of a superstitious power than the true item of worship God intended it to be. The story of how the Israelites learned how to put the Ark in its rightful place is an example of how we can put God in the right place in our own hearts, seeing him for who he truly is, and rightfully receive all our worship, praise and thanksgiving.

What are the things that really bother you? Are they relatively small things like getting stuck in traffic? Or are they much bigger, like making sure your rent gets paid or whether you can keep your marriage intact? Having the rock solid assurance that God loves you can change your perspective on everything in your life. You can know God’s love and experience it for yourself, in every aspect of your life.

The Apostle Paul was ministering to a large group of believers in the early Church in an upper room. A young man named Eutychus was sitting on a window sill and fell to his death. But Paul, reacting in faith and relying on the power of the Holy Spirit, did something amazing to save this young man’s life. Do you have faith that God can work his miraculous power in your life?

Do we have a responsibility to be accountable to God? Is it necessary to check our own hearts, and if necessary to reform any of our own thoughts or behaviors? There is a way to know if we’re living up to God’s standards.

Peter restores life to a seamstress named Tabitha. What were the principles that Peter applied to accessing the kind of faith needed to raise a dead woman? Can we have that kind of faith today? Will God demonstrate that kind of love and power in your life?

Elisha and the Shunammite woman – having faith requires believing in more that what you can see with your eyes. You have to see through God’s eyes. We can have faith and experience God bringing us through what seems to be devastating circumstances.

God sends “one guy” – Elijah, to demonstrate his love in action. Can we experience the same power this widow and her son experienced in our own lives today?

We all have pain and hardship in our lives. Sometimes it feels like we have more pain in our lives than others do. Are we being punished when bad things happen to us? And will a loving God give us what we deserve?