In this lesson we continue our study of Paul’s expressions of gratitude to the Corinthians, focusing upon his theological rationale for thankfulness.

Mike continues the study of Matthew by recounting the story of the Rich Young Man.

The problem with pursuing material, worldly treasures is that the things we want to possess quickly come to possess us. Jesus calls us to be consumed with God’s glory and a life lived in pursuit of treasures that will truly satisfy and can never be lost.

Does God need us or do we need Him? In this study we consider the importance and implications of knowing that God is self-existent and self-sufficient.

In this lesson, we introduce the “thanksgiving” section of Paul’s 1st letter to the Corinthians, giving particular attention to the importance of the believers all-encompassing attitude of thankfulness in any and every circumstance.

John MacArthur states, “There are two types of people in heaven, children and those who come to Christ as children.”

Ongoing repentance and confession of sin is essential in genuine prayer. Although believers are forgiven and cannot lose their salvation, indwelling sin still constantly threatens to distance us from fellowship with God and effectiveness in the Christian life.

Does God need us or do we need Him? In this study we consider the importance and implications of knowing that God is self-existent and self-sufficient.

In this lesson, we continue our study of the opening verses of 1 Corinthians as we focus upon Paul’s brief description of the “called out” church of God to whom he is writing.