“The Glorious Gospel of Grace” - a lesson on what the Gospel is and why it must never be tampered with or altered. Music: “It Is Not Too Late” Lyrics by John Newton; performed by “Crimson Covenant”

“The Insanity of Vanity” - a lesson on finding true fulfillment, satisfaction, meaning, and joy in life. Music: “The Insanity of Vanity” Lyrics by Toby Logsdon. Performed by “Crimson Covenant.” Copyright @Toby Logsdon, 2025.

“The Two Paths” - a lesson on living a life that leads to life and salvation, and a warning against the things that would lure a person to the broad road. Music: “O Christ the Narrow Gate.” Lyrics by Toby Logsdon. Performed by Crimson Covenant. Copyright ©Toby Logsdon, 2025.

“Ask, Knock, Receive” - a lesson on the importance of prayer as a means of receiving the sustaining, nourishing grace that we need for the Christian life. Music: “Ask…Receive…Reflect” Lyrics by Toby Logsdon, performed by Crimson Covenant, ©Toby Logsdon, 2025

“The Absurdity of Hypocritical Judgment” - a lesson on confronting a brother or sister who is in sin in a way that leads to restoration of fellowship. Music: “Approach, My Soul, the Mercy Seat.” Lyrics by John Newton. Arranged by Toby Logsdon. Performed by Crimson Covenant. Copyright ©Toby Logsdon, 2025

“The Futility of Worry” - A lesson on trusting God for our needs, not ourselves or our circumstances. Music: “Psalm 68,” paraphrased by Toby Logsdon, performed by Theotronica!

“The Illusion of Earthly Treasure” - a lesson on the importance of turning from idolatry and prioritizing God and His Kingdom in our lives. Music: “The Heart Will Follow What We Love,” lyrics copyright ©Toby Logsdon, 2025, performed by Crimson Covenant

“Memento Mori” lyrics by Toby Logsdon, performed by Crimson Covenant, copyright 2025 Toby Logsdon

The clock keeps turning, the days slip past, We build our kingdoms that never last. The mirror shows lines we can’t deny— Dust to dust, we all must die.

Memento mori—remember, friend, This life will fade, but it’s not the end. Now is the time to bow the knee, To Christ who died so willingly. Memento mori—come and see: His grace alone can set you free.

The rich and poor, the bold, the brave, They all lie down in death’s grave. But one Man rose, the stone rolled wide— And those in Him will never die.

Memento mori—remember, friend, This life will fade, but it’s not the end. Now is the time to bow the knee, To Christ who died so willingly. Memento mori—come and see: His grace alone can set you free.

So turn, while breath is in your chest, This fleeting life is not your rest. He waits with mercy still in store— But none of us can know the hour.

Memento mori—don’t delay, The Judge of all is on His way. Run to the cross, where sinners hide, Live now for Christ, the Crucified. Memento mori—this I plead: Remember death… and see your need For Christ, who conquered death indeed.