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Many people say they would believe if God would only show them a sign. That request is not new — it was made to the face of Jesus Christ, and He answered it. These lessons walk through what He said to a generation demanding proof, and where faith actually comes from.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the claim the whole faith stands or falls on — the one sign God staked everything on. These lessons examine what the Scriptures say happened, the evidence set before us, and what it asks of every one of us.
Repentance is more than feeling sorry. The Scriptures speak of a change of mind so real that it changes direction — turning from sin and turning to God. These lessons take up what that turn looks like, and why it cannot be skipped.
It is possible to sit near the things of God for a lifetime and never know Him. These lessons take up the difference between keeping a religion and knowing the Lord — and how to tell which one you are holding.
"What must I do to be saved?" It is the most important question a person can ask, and the Bible answers it plainly — book, chapter, and verse. Start with the six steps laid out from Scripture.
Jonah is more than a story about a great fish. Jesus Himself pointed to Jonah as the one sign given to a generation that demanded proof. These lessons walk the book verse by verse — the running, the storm, the prayer, and the God who pursued him through all of it.
Jesus taught that "men ought always to pray, and not to faint" (Luke 18:1, KJV). These lessons take up what the Scriptures say about prayer — how God’s people prayed, and how a man prays when he has nothing left.
Coming to Christ is the beginning of the walk, not the end of it. These lessons take up what faithful, everyday discipleship looks like — at home, at work, and in the quiet places nobody sees.
Jesus said "the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth" (John 4:23, KJV). These lessons take up what God has said about worship — and what kind of worshipper He is seeking.
We speak of seeking God — but the Scriptures show a God who came seeking us first. These lessons follow that search through the text: His, and ours.
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