In the Law, Moses said that God’s people must keep any vows they made to the Lord. Jesus would raise this to an even higher standard of integrity: we must always keep our word. Our ‘yes’ must be ‘yes’. This may be one of the most challenging of Jesus’ teachings to follow. In this lesson, we
Keep Your Vows to the Lord (Deuteronomy 22:13-23:24) View Lesson
Keep Your Vows to the Lord (Deuteronomy 22:13-23:24) View Lesson
Co-taught by Chuck Pike and David Adams, this lesson explores three levels of the famous Daniel and the lions' den story. In the details of this story (the first level), we are challenged and inspired as Christians by Daniel's prayer life and personal integrity (the second level). We then look for a third level, to
Daniel Cast Into the Pit of Lions (Daniel 6:7-29) View Lesson
Daniel Cast Into the Pit of Lions (Daniel 6:7-29) View Lesson
Many Christians spend fifty percent of their waking hours in some type of work or employment. This may include being paid for labor or providing a service, or working at home raising a family! How should Christians think about our work? What priority should we place on it? How much of our hearts and minds
They Could Find No Charge Against Him (Daniel 6:1-6) View Lesson
They Could Find No Charge Against Him (Daniel 6:1-6) View Lesson
The offerings and festivals of the old covenant provide rich foreshadowings of what would later be revealed through Jesus. They continue to offer practical insights for us today, even though we no longer are bound to observe the Law of Moses. We also consider what the Law said regarding oaths and swearing, which Jesus expanded