Jesus enters Jerusalem and is hailed by the throngs as they shout, “Hosanna, Son of David.”

In this transitional lesson, we look briefly at Paul’s pivotal statements about the method of his preaching and the true nature of his message.

In this lesson, we explore the sources of dissension and factiousness that persisted within the church at Corinth.

Even while headed to the cross, the compassion of Jesus is displayed.

In view of God giving His own Son for us, as well as giving us every good spiritual and material blessing, why do we still doubt God’s willingness to answer our prayers? Jesus reminds us of the generosity of our Father and calls us to faithfully bring our needs and burdens to Him.

Judge not lest you be judged” is possibly the most misunderstood verse in all of the Bible. A deeper understanding of what Jesus meant is necessary to understanding how to deal with sins and differences when they arise.

Jesus responds to a misguided request from a mother and her two sons.

In this lesson, we discuss what are some of the essential elements of local church unity found in Paul’s opening appeal to the Corinthians.

Worry demonstrates too high a view of ourselves and too low a view of God. When we worry, we forget how limited we are in controlling our own lives, and we forget How powerful, loving, and caring our Father is. Jesus calls us from worry to trusting our God.