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Jesus Christ will return to judge the nations and welcome the redeemed. This is the last of seven lessons in the Book of Isaiah. This lesson is one of looking back to see what happened, and looking forward to see what will happen. It begins with a prophecy about the mission and... Read More →

God is full of love and compassion for all people. The amazing love and compassion of God for all people is unfolded in the scripture passages for this lesson. These two chapters set forth for our consideration God’s mercy and kindness, His promise to His people, and His... Read More →

Gods will judge the sinner, but forgive and restore the penitent. Isaiah is the most well-known of the four major prophets (Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel). The book that bears his name, reveals only that Isaiah was the son of Amoz (1:1). However, according to Jewish... Read More →

God’s Word portrays the Christian life. This lesson is a survey of five New Testament books: the letter to the Hebrews and four of the seven writings that are called General Letters, because they were written to Christians in general, and not to any specific church or individual.... Read More →

Jesus Christ is head of the Church. This lesson is a survey of seven of the 13 letters by Paul in the New Testament: Colossians, Ephesians, First and Second Thessalonians, First and Second Timothy, and Titus. The first two parts of the lesson are doctrinal in nature, emphasizing... Read More →

The writings of the Apostle Paul provide instructions for the Church. The Apostle Paul was the author of 13 of the 27 “Books” or “Letters” in the New Testament. All of Paul’s writings were “letters” to churches and individuals. This lesson surveys three of Paul’s letters: one to... Read More →

The faith that brought salvation is the same faith that will produce endurance. We are living in a time where it is more convenient to give up than it is to press on. We have seen the generations before us fail in ignorance and cause others to fall right beside them. Our churches... Read More →

Reverence for God is the beginning of true wisdom. The books of the Old Testament classified as “Wisdom Literature” are Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon. Without question, the most popular of these books of wisdom is The Psalms, the only Old Testament... Read More →

A United Kingdom Divided Godly people seek the Lord rather than evil counsel. Solomon died about 930 BC, and was succeeded by his son, Rehoboam, as king of the united kingdom of Israel (the 12 tribes). Almost immediately, the leaders of the tribes of Israel came to Rehoboam,... Read More →

The dynasty of the kings of Israel prefigured the eternal kingship of Jesus Christ. This lesson is about the first three kings of the united kingdom of Israel (the 12 tribes). After Israel had been ruled by judges for 300 years, Saul became the first king of Israel in 1050 BC. He... Read More →