Keeping the Gospel real means living out the core message of Jesus—love, grace, and redemption—in an authentic, transparent way. It is about walking the talk, abandoning fake "perfection" to admit faults, treating others with genuine grace, and making faith practical in everyday, relatable life. Download Lesson Here:

The idea that God might "hate" can be confusing or even unsettling. After all, we've always been taught that God is love. The distinction between God’shate and human hate is profound within biblical and theological framework. It involves their source, object, intent, and moral quality. So, does God hate, and if so, what does He actually hate? Download Lesson Here:

God never says anything unless it is important and worth remembering. He doesn’t engage in chitchat. He doesn’t preface His remarks with anything. God is always to the point. He has something to say, and He says it precisely and concisely. God speaks clearly because He has specific objectives in mind. It is to our great benefit to know His goal in speaking to us. The most assured way we can know we hear from God is through His Word. When we face difficulties and heartaches, rather than seek this counsel or that counsel, we should first go to the Scriptures. Download Lesson Here:

Hebrews 6:4-6 - 6).But if we do not discipline ourselves for godliness, we will prove ourselves to be those who tasted the outward benefits of Christianity without ever truly resting in Christ alone for salvation.

James Brown's 1972 hit song "Get on the Good Foot" focuses on maintaining a positive, proactive,and secure life, often referred to as being on the "good foot". heavily implies themes of resilience, self-reliance, and personal discipline in the face of financial struggle or hardship. While primarily a dance song designed to make people feel good, the lyrics emphasize taking control of one's own life and keeping oneself together.

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The dictionary defines obedience as ‘dutiful or submissive compliance.’ For a believer, that means surrendering our will to God. To sacrifice is to ‘to give up, renounce, or destroy, especially for an ideal or belief.’ It’s releasing something to the Lord that is valuable to us. You can download the lesson on Obedience here:

The dictionary defines obedience as ‘dutiful or submissive compliance.’ For a believer, that means surrendering our will to God. To sacrifice is to ‘to give up, renounce, or destroy, especially for an ideal or belief.’ It’s releasing something to the Lord that is valuable to us. You can download the lesson on Obedience here:

Loving the Lord is the central command of Scripture. It is not merely an emotion but a whole‑life response to God’s character, His saving work, and His ongoing presence. This study explores what it means to love God with our heart, soul, mind, and strength — and how that love shapes obedience, worship, and daily life. You can dowload the lesson here

Spies & Lies: The story of Rahab

Can God use Non-Believers for His Divine Purpose? Part 2

Brothers, in today’s climate and the direction of our country, it is easy to lose sight that God is still in control. Our discussions will focus on how God’s faithfullness to use has no boundaries, including using non-believers for his Divine Purposes.

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Spies & Lies: The story of Rahab

Can God use Non-Believers for His Divine Purpose? Part 1

Brothers, in today’s climate and the direction of our country, it is easy to lose sight that God is still in control. Our discussions will focus on how God’s faithfullness to use has no boundaries, including using non-believers for his Divine Purposes.

You can download the lesson here