What is the value of looking back on our life? For Solomon, it was the ability to see the errors that he had made and communicate them to others. When we look back, we not only see where we went wrong, but how blessed we were – and are – also.

2020 has been a year. In addition to a contentious election cycle, we’ve also had to deal with racial tensions, an economic crisis, and – oh yeah – a global pandemic. With that being said, what have we learned from this year?

In today’s “me first” mentality, the idea that I could be responsible for someone else’s spiritual welfare is viewed both as an inconvenience and an intrusion. But the way that God looks at it, it’s an absolute necessity.

In what has been a very tumultuous year, prayer can – and should – be one of our most stabilizing forces. The psalms can be a big help. In this lesson, we look at how to use the psalms in our own personal prayer life.

“Fellowship” is one of those terms that is thrown around a lot in today’s religious world, but it’s also vastly misunderstood by much of the same people using it. Fellowship is not simply hanging around with people of similar interests, it describes a working together, a striving together, of people towards a common spiritual goal.

Have you ever wondered what would happen if the events in the Bible were just a little bit different? If Jonathan had ascended to the throne instead of David, for instance, what would that kingship look like? What kind of king would he be? That “alternate reality” is what we explore in this class.

We all know friendships are important, but do we recognize just how valuable they really are? In this lesson, we’ll look at the way that true friendship actually help us grow – both as an individual and towards God.

God’s people are often accused of being too exclusive, trying to keep people out of the Kingdom instead of welcoming them with open arms. On at least one occasion though, three would-be disciples didn’t follow Jesus for their own reasons, proving that while the Kingdom is for all, not all will come.

Jesus did somewhere around 37 recorded miracles (depending on how you count them), but the most important one He ever did was His own Resurrection. Why? 1 Corinthians 15 lays that out pretty well.

As Election Day draws near, many of us are waiting anxiously to see if your candidate will be chosen. Chances are you voted for either Trump or Biden because you believe they’ll lead our nation in the way it should go, but our future doesn’t begin in the Oval Office, it starts with the family. Making sure God is a part of the home is the best way to ensure our country has the right moral compass for decades to come.