When someone asks us how we are doing we typically respond, "I'm good." If someone asks us our opinion on another person we may describe them saying, "He's a good guy" or "She's good girl." We usually are speaking about ourselves and others in physical terms or we are saying that a person is a pretty good moral person. The Bible teaches us that outside of Christ none of us are good. We need to see ourselves and others the way God sees us. This lesson reminds us to look spiritually.

Some mothers in the Bible are very familiar to us... mothers like Sarah, Hannah, and Mary. Other mothers are unknown, even their names are not given in the text. Many mothers today also live "unknown" lives. As far as the world goes, they are a bunch of nobodies. However, because they fill their homes with love and faithfulness to God they are the kind of moms who make a real difference.

This is the kind of sermon that everyone else needs to hear. At least that's what a self righteous person is thinking. The truth is that self righteousness is something all Christians struggle with in some way. This sermon alerts us to the dangers of this problem taking root in our hearts.

In Romans 7, Paul describes the state of a person outside of Jesus Christ. His words show how miserable he was trying to do right, but finding himself sinning. There was no answer for him until he found Jesus. Romans chapter 8 contains some realizations of a wretch that show the hope and confidence that are to be found in Jesus

Why are we here? What should be the focus and purpose of our lives? Jesus lived his life with incredible focus and purpose. This lesson looks at why Jesus came, the focus and purpose he lived with, and challenges us to live with the same determination in our own lives.

Sermon by Ben Hall for our Spring 2012 gospel meeting. God grace is not given to us we can sit back and bask in our own glory. He has given us His grace so we will do something with it. God has blessed us with every spiritual blessing in Christ Jesus... do we use it to bless God?

With the rise of Mitt Romney in politics has also come a rise of interest and questions about the Mormon church. This two part lesson takes a look at the church's history and compares their beliefs and practices to the word of God.

Zaccheus is known as a 'wee little man' and 'chief tax collector'. However, Jesus saw something in Zaccheus that nobody else was likely to see...Jesus saw not a man with a messed up life, but a man interested in Him.

A young, wealthy man comes to Jesus wanting to know what he must do to be saved. Just as the young man walked away from Jesus, so will others that we try to reach. Ultimately, people must decide for themselves.

The book of Leviticus is often thought of as boring and even confusing. It seems like it is a list of one random law after another. However, those laws aren't as random as they seem. Particularly, God's health laws were often given with incredible wisdom and love. God had Moses and the children of Israel engaged in health practices that were well ahead of their time.

How do we effectively building bridges in evangelism? Connecting with people with different backgrounds and circumstances can be difficult. This lessons discusses those challenges.

The apostles were crushed at the death of Jesus. Cleopas and an unnamed person who traveled with him were also experiencing the weight of Jesus' death. As we look at their thoughts and their experience with the risen Lord on the road to Emmaus there are great lessons for us.

Every year at Christmas a group sets up a red kettle, rings a bell, and people give money. Many think they are a social service, however, it is really a church... a denominational group.