The example of how man is to live is found in the life of Jesus Who did not do His will, but God Who sent Him. This lesson focuses on man's need to replace his objectives for himself with God's objectives starting first at the gospel of Christ. Find out more in this lesson on replacing your will with God's.

Have you ever thought about what's in a will? No, not that will, the willful decisions you make is what this lesson focuses on. Learn more about the three components of the will in this lesson from Matthew 21 and Jonah 1.

The ability to make decisions is one of the greatest abilities with which God created man. Yet, it is also predominantly misused by man to do that which God did not instruct Him to do. Find out more about the will of God and the will of man in this introduction to a series focused on learning whose will is whose, God's or the believers?

Ultimately the matter of the heart comes down to accepting God's morals, norms, standards, and protocols as one's own. This requires using the free will that God created man with for the purpose with which He gave it. Find out more about developing the heart of God in this final lesson of The Matter of the Heart

In all things actions speak louder than words. Find out more about this reality with an emphasis on the believer's relationship with God from 1 John 2:3-6.

The mouth and heart are inexplicably linked and for that reason the mouth tells all. The mouth tells us the difference between what you believe and what you now. Find out more in this lesson from Romans 10:8-10.

Faith requires an object to rely upon. If the object relied upon does what is expected of it, then that faith is alive. But if not, that faith is dead. Find out more in this lesson on the nature of faith and its necessary work for life.

Faith relies upon something else to do a work on its behalf. Man relies on morals, norms and standards, and protocols to accomplish different works for them each and every moment. Find out more in this lesson on faith's relationship with the heart of man.

God's love gave man the ability to make his own decisions. God's sovereignty holds man accountable for the decisions he makes. Find out more about the power of free will in this lesson on its role in making decisions and forming beliefs.

What persuades us to choose to rely on different things to be our morals, norms and standards, and protocols? Find out more in this lesson about becoming convinced to rely on information from Acts 26:25-29.