We go back to the Prophet Jeremiah as he explained to God that there were not people that would listen. God's chosen people had fully turned away. What can we learn from these examples?

This week, we take a look at two names we get called: legalists and anti. These are interesting terms and we will consider where they come from and where they fitly apply and where they might not.

We go back on look at some examples of what the Bible says and what man believes. They do not always align.

This week, we consider the organization structure of the Church, who leads and how decisions are made. We consider how outside organizations fit into local decisions.

This lesson takes a few moments and reminds of one of the eternal places after this life - heaven. While it is difficult to grasp coming from this earthy, physical side, there re some glimpses revealed that give at least a hint of what it will be.

The topic this week is a lot to cover in our given time, but we take an effort to consider what much of our world believes when it comes to the end of time and the second coming. The concept of the Rapture is a general statement that many accept. We give a brief overview of this thought and then counter with our open Bibles to consider why this is not bible-based.

A continuation at more points to test against ourself. Immorality is one of the key subjects Paul addressed to Corinth. We look at some thoughts can easily be overlooked that put our souls in danger.

This week we focus on a passage that some reason that Paul weakened the importance of Baptism giving thanks that he only baptized a small handful. This is an important lesson - and perhaps not the one that some say is most obvious.