Jacob Jackson
November 29, 2020
The account of David and Goliath is not just a children’s story; the events of that day are relevant to us now. When a scary giant challenges us, we must use the power of God to defeat him. Leaning on our own understanding will only enable fear.
Glenn Isbell
November 22, 2020
The prophesy of Isaiah is fulfilled by Christ in the New Testament. The fulfillment of prophesy confirms our faith.
Andrew Isbell
November 15, 2020
This lesson examines both what it means for God’s church to assemble and what the church does when assembled. The 2020 crisis does not change God’s word.
Jacob Jackson
November 1, 2020
We live in a world where the concept of truth is under attack. Truth is defined as something that does not deviate or change. The only thing that can never change is the word of God. It is safe for us to trust in the words of God because they are true and dependable.
Jacob Jackson
October 25, 2020
It is our responsibility to know and understand the word of God. Ignorance is not an excuse. God expects us to make the effort to know him. If we make the effort, he will be faithful to his promises.
Andrew Isbell
October 18, 2020
Jesus left the perfect example for us to follow. When we follow his footsteps, we know the end will be good.
Andrew Isbell
October 11, 2020
Worry separates us from God. The answer is to be active in our service to God. Our worries only get in the way. Through prayer God gives us the ability to be worry-free.
Andrew Isbell
October 4, 2020
The result of Jesus teaching is that people will have to make a choice. Some people will choose truth, some will not. The choice is ours.
Jacob Jackson
September 27, 2020
In 2020, many have made the instructions of science superior to the instructions of God. However, science cannot and does not address the important things of life. This lesson explains why science is not truth. Only God is truth.
Andrew Isbell
September 13, 2020
Why do we worry about the necessary things of life? By God’s will, these things will take care of themselves. Instead, we must use our resources to glorify God.