There is a common saying which goes: ‘If you do not stand for something, you will fall for anything.’ This study looks at a group of people from the past who did stand for something, and despite havin

The past few studies have taught us that a battle is going on in our world between good and evil. History tells us that the battle even infects Christianity. The Christian church is sadly divided toda

Todays study will investigate spiritual light that shines in the darkness of error and superstition. The question every human being will ponder is: how do we find this light, and how do we bring it i

The Trial of God (as it was held on February 25, 1649, in Shamgorod) is a fictional play Elie Wiesel wrote about God as a defendant in a mock trial where He is accused of permitting the massacre of

Searching people have many questions: how can a God of love allow so much evil to exist? Or, why do bad things happen to good people? Today we commence a new series on the conflict between good and ev

A lot of our time is spent waiting. Doctors have waiting rooms; we wait to board an aircraft; and children wait for their next birthday. Todays panel will discuss waiting on the Lord. Jesus promised

Worship seems to come naturally to human beings. Whether wooden statues or riches, everyone worships something. Which begs the question: what are the ingredients for true worship? And what are its ben

Some Psalms declare a desire to visit and dwell securely in Zion. Of the 150 Psalms, 20 specifically mention Zion. Is Zion a place, a political ideology, a symbol, or a theology? The biblical writers

For countless years people have said variations of: If you do not learn from the past you will be condemned or doomed to repeat it. One way we learn from our past is by knowing and remembering our h

Todays lesson continues to journey through the song book of the Bible, the Psalms. In songs written long before Jesus Christ came to this earth, events in His life were foreshadowed in these writings