What do I do when I am that one sheep who has wandered away from God? What are the dangers? This lesson gives us some perspective as to the hazards of being a lost sheep and how to find our way home.

If we cannot accept the first five words of the Bible, what can we believe within scripture? What does it take more faith to believe, evolution or creation? This first in a series of lessons addresses the problem of a lack of evidence in the theory of evolution.

As with all things, there are those who do and those who do not. There are disciples who serve and those whose sin cripples their ability to serve. This lesson contrasts the challenges we all face in discipleship. What does your discipleship look like?

In a world where they are many injustices, justice is an oft neglected concept among Christians. This first lesson of two lessons aims to consider justice from the perspective of God as revealed within scripture.

Left unchecked, sin can be a destructive force in any home. It is not a question of whether or not sin will impact a home, but what will a home do when sin hits home?

The fact that Jesus it is The Resurrection and The Life often evades a Christian's everyday, practical thinking. Can we imagine the implications if Jesus were not these things to us?

Have you come to serve or to be served? This is a critical question we need to ask of ourselves in every aspect of our lives. Jesus did not call us to be Lords. He called us to serve.

This world has a way of drawing us into all of its trouble. We find ourselves overcome with worry, often about matters that we cannot control. No matter what happens in this world, it is critical that we remember our God reigns.

Principles to be applied in marriage are not only found in passages directly referring to marriage. Marriage is one of, if not, the closest relationship God has given us on earth. Are we applying passages like Philippians 2:1-4 to our marriages?

What is discipleship? What does it look like in the church family? How does it manifest itself? How do we grow in discipleship? What does discipleship cost us? This lesson aims to answer these and a few other questions about genuine discipleship in the context of the church family.

The purity of our children's hearts is worth fighting for. Too many children are having their purity robbed from them by a culture that purposefully seeks to undermine that purity. As part of the Family Focused them, this lesson asks what are you doing to pursue purity for you children?

What would church look like if everything was open and exposed, like it is in a reality TV show? What would it look like if all of its problems were out in the open? Jesus sees our church as it really is rather than how we like to think it is! As part of our Family Focused series, this lesson uses the seven churches in Revelation to get us to consider what real church looks like?

In the beginning, God created, among other things, marriage. What did that look like? How do the ideas of that original marriage impact our marriages today? As part of our Family Focused series, this lesson addresses the idea of marriage from the original perspective of marriage -- the beginning.