As Paul begins to describe how believers should submit to one another in various relationships, he begins by addressing wives. In this lesson, we begin to examine what the Bible teaches about submission and headship in marriage.

In part two of this important study, we see the example of how even the Lord Jesus Christ submitted Himself. If the Lord Himself demonstrated submission, how much more should believers in Him submit themselves to one another!

One of the characteristics of spiritual maturity is a willing submission to other believers. The Apostle Paul uses a significant portion of the book of Ephesians to describe the ways that believers should submit to one another in their relationships. Join us for this challenging study of God's word.

In Ephesians 5, Paul teaches that one of the results of being filled with the Spirit is that believers should teach one another with "psalms, hymns and spiritual songs." In part 2 of this two part lesson, we continue to examine what the Bible teaches about music and its place in the worship of God.

In Ephesians 5, Paul teaches that one of the results of being filled with the Spirit is that believers should teach one another with "psalms, hymns and spiritual songs." In part 1 of this two part lesson, we begin to see some of the things that the Bible teaches about music and its place in the worship of God.

This lesson from Matthew 11 focuses primarily on the place that Christ's great works and miracles played in verifying His identity as Israel's Messiah, and the refusal of the religious leaders to acknowledge Him as Christ.

In Matthew 4, the Lord Jesus Christ is tempted by the devil. This event reveals some important truths about the Lord's identity and ministry.

In Matthew 4, the Lord Jesus Christ is tempted by the devil. This event reveals some important truths about the Lord's identity and ministry, as well as some practical instruction about how to deal with temptation.

2 Corinthians 5 tells us that believers have received a commission to be ambassadors of reconciliation between God and the world. What does this mean? And what of some of the strange teachings floating around on the Internet from so-called "Grace" preachers about reconciliation? Join us for part 2 of this important and timely study.

2 Corinthians 5 tells us that believers have received a commission to be ambassadors of reconciliation between God and the world. What does this mean? And what of some of the strange teachings floating around on the Internet from so-called "Grace" preachers about reconciliation? Join us for this important and timely study.