In this lesson, we explore the distinctive marks of true spiritual leadership that we find in the opening verses of 1 Corinthians.

One of the heart attitudes central to genuine prayer is dependence on God for all things. Even when we are not living day-to-day, the prayer “Give us this day our daily bread” forces us to acknowledge His providence, His generosity, and to respond in gratitude for all He has given us.

While believers’ salvation is eternally secure, there is still the real possibility of backsliding in the Christian life.

Each of the Christ-like attitudes and character qualities that believers are called to put on assume that we will be sinned against by others.

Mike continues with Part 2 of Jesus teaching about what God says about divorce.

The Angel’s visit to Mary announcing the birth of Jesus revealed not only the miraculous way He would come into the world, it also revealed the great truths about His nature, His identity, and His divine mission.

Genuine prayer is marked by exaltation of God and a debasement of ourselves in humility and submission. Prayer is not about petitioning God on behalf of our will and our desires, but His will and His kingdom.

Jesus is again teaching on what God has already said about divorce and it has not changed.