When we are baptized, we undergo a spiritual resurrection, and should become a new person who's life is dedicated to God.

Brother Ian presents some of the evidence we have of the Bibles validity, and rebuts some the common arguments against the Bible.

Our fays on Earth are limited and we do not know how long we have left. After our life, we will face the judgment of God, so we must be aware of life's fleeting nature and dedicate the time we have to following God's will, as if each day could be our last.

Brother Ian explains what the Great Commission is and how we should follow it. The Great Commission, given by Jesus and featured in the four gospels, commands us the preach the gospel, repentance, and remission of sins to all, so that they may believe, be baptized, and become disciples of Jesus.

Brother Ian uses the parable of the prodigal son, focusing on the younger brother, to show how out sin separates us from God and how God is eager to welcome back any of his children who stray from him.

Brother Ian explains what it means to present ourselves as a living sacrifice, dedicating our lives to God's will out of gratitude for the great sacrifice he made for us.

Brother Ian explains how Jesus was sacrificed, taking on our sins, so we are able to be considered righteous before God, and can be rescued from the punishment that we deserve.

Brother Ian tells the story of King David's sin's and the consequences of those sins in 2 Samuel, which was the inspiration for Psalms 51, and explains what we can learn from these writings about the effects of sin and what to do after we have committed sin.

We are commanded by God to worship him. The focus of our worship should be to please and exalt God, meaning that we should worship in the way that we have been commanded to and with our hearts and minds focused on God.

Brother Ian explains why and how the Bible should be used in order to show us a standard for how we should be, examine ourselves against that standard, and make the changes in areas we do not meet the standard, as we strive to follow God's will.