Jesus spent a great deal of time teaching His disciples. This lesson tells of a forgiven but ungrateful servant.

The daughters of Zelophehad petitioned to receive an inheritance from their father and it made Jesus’ role as Messiah of Israel legal.

In Christ, we are a new creation. In the eyes of the Lord, we stand in the righteousness of Christ. What does that mean?

There is a way that we can change and become more and more like Jesus. It’s by putting-off and putting-on.  What does that mean?

Can the United States be found in Bible prophecy? What about Great Britain and Russia? Are they anywhere on pages of Scripture?

It’s often taught that the four beasts of Daniel 7 align with the kingdoms of Nebuchadnezzar’s dream. But do they? Another perspective.

Nebuchadnezzar dreamt of a statue of a man made of various metals. What did his dream mean? Our simple chart reveals the profound prophecies.

If you don’t immediately recognize this man’s name, you need to find out who he was and what he did. It’s shocking!

Skeptics deny the validity of the resurrection, but we have many reasons to believe Jesus conquered death and rose from the grave.

Jesus gave us the Beatitudes — the attitudes we are to be.  Sadly, the world’s be-attitudes are very different.  

We hear a lot about infidelity, but not so much about fidelity. How should we understand it? What exactly does it mean?

Where do your eyes look and what do they see?  Are you seeing Jesus every day?

When fear grips us, where do we look?  The Bible teaches us a great lesson about the importance of “looking to” Jesus to overcome fear.

The world uses the word “love” very loosely.  We love chocolate, we love our car, we love a TV show, etc. But the Bible defines a different love.