Human anger usually shorts out reason and our light and prevents us from shining in the world as God wants. We will explore the anger of Cain in this lesson to help us to see the danger of uncontrolled anger and how to control it.
Anger can be a positive thing that seeks to right wrongs in appropriate and positive ways, or it can be like letting a wild tiger out of its cage. That’s why we must control it rather than be controlled by it. It is best to defuse the bomb than picking up the pieces.
One of the most damaging emotions humans experience is anger. It’s a natural emotion but due to our fallen nature our emotions may overcome our clear thinking. It has been called “The chief saboteur of the mind.” But also the soul. We must learn to control our anger and channel it in positive directions. We will explore this vital topic in a series of lessons.
The Christian is not called to monasticism secluded from others. Or to be recluses like J. D. Salinger, the late author of The Catcher in the Rye. We are meant to be socially connected and a source of encouragement and support for others. We will explore the meaning of mutual encouragement in this message.
Yes, even Christian’s become depressed and many try to hide it out of guilt. Thoreau spoke of many who “live lives of quiet desperation.” Let’s look at this closer and see if we can find biblical answers to this challenge everyone faces from time to time.
Many object to the exclusive claims of the Christian faith in light of the many religions of the world. The Eastern religions have billions of followers, and for many this suggests that there are many true paths to heaven. This lesson compares and contrasts Eastern religions with Christianity to help assist Christians in defending their faith.
Humankind is Incurably Religious. The Bible is self authenticating and is the only true source for Spiritual Needs. We will explore this in detail in this message
Have you ever wondered how an imperfect group of men could create a portrait of a perfect human being in narrative form as we find in the four gospels? Impossible! Let me guide you through their impossible task that leads to only one conclusion. Jesus is the Son of God and the New Testament is from God!
The prophecies of Christ given centuries before Jesus was born are sufficient evidence for the inspiration of the Bible. We will look at just eight of the many prophecies of Jesus to demonstrate this claim.