In His Image
God created man in His own image and likeness. What does that mean? This lesson explores the answers. The buffalo nickel is a great illustration of how the original image can be lost.
Redemption and Atonement
Redemption and Atonement are two common words in the gospel vocabulary. They are often interchanged or considered synonyms. This lesson explores their meaning.
Clean Touch
The law is summarized by the words “Do not touch, do not taste, do not handle.” (Colossians 2:21) By the law, if something clean touches something unclean – the clean always becomes unclearn! Then came the Lord Jesus.
Jesus Teaches The Teacher
Nicodemus, a Pharisee and ruler of the Jews, approaches Jesus by night. He confesses his belief that Jesus is a teacher from God. Was He correct? Jesus teachers the teacher!
Rooted in Christ
The Long Leaf Pine was once abundant across the Southern United States. This tree grows down before it grows up. This illustrates the importance of deep roots.
Triumphal Entry
Palm Sunday is celebrated the week before Easter (Resurrection Sunday) to remember the Triumphal Entry of the Lord Jesus into Jerusalem. This is one of eleven events that appear in all four gospels.
Who is my neighbor?
A certain lawyer asks the question, “who is my neighbor?” Jesus answers with a parable, commonly called, “The Good Samaritan.” What is the message of this lesson?
How God Forgives
Have you wondered how a righteous God can forgive sinful man? The answer is in Hebrews chapter ten. This is from a study of a difficult saying in Hebrews 10:26 “no more sacrifice.”
Why a Wedding?
Jesus provides six signs to John the Baptist’s disciples: Blind see, Lame walk, Lepers are cleansed, Deaf hear, Dead are raised and the Gospel is preached to the poor. Why not raise the dead? Why a wedding?