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Sunday School Lessons

Sometimes, We Can’t Take Things So Literally

While the good news about Jesus Christ is straightforward, some of the terms used to describe it may require a bit of explanation

Sunday School Lessons

Traversing a Region

There are times when we may need to leave our "home port" in order to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit

Sunday School Lessons

Anywhere and Any Time

There should be no time constraints on sharing - and accepting - the good news about Jesus Christ

Sunday School Lessons

Sharing, Not Just Telling

Sharing the good news about Jesus with others isn't for the one speaking, but is an act of love towards the one listening

Sunday School Lessons

The Back of the Book

Let's take a look at what Acts 2 tells followers of Jesus about sharing good news with other people

Sunday School Lessons

You Are the Watchman

The obligations of a watchman weren't merely abstract to Ezekiel, and they aren't to us, either

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Welcoming and Celebrating

Even if we have found restoration into the family of God, do we want the same thing for all others who need to find that same joy?

Sunday School Lessons

Put Those Feet to Work!

Getting to enjoy an abundant life in Jesus Christ is a process, but we can help no matter where we are along the way

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Door #3

It is true that our two default options in life aren't very good, but there is another, infinitely-better path that we could miss if we stopped there

Sunday School Lessons

Maybe They Already Know the Problem, but Not the Solution

If we see a serious problem in other people, what is better for them: pointing it out, or helping them fix it?

Sunday School Lessons

From “Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda” to “Living the Dream”

Good news isn't just meant to be heard. It should be acted upon and shared with others.

Devotions

Quotes from the Pharisees: Trick Questions

What should we do when asked a question that seems impossible to answer?

Forest
Devotions

Engage or Flee?

When we are faced with the opportunity to make a positive impact with our lives, do we fight for good, or metaphorically run away?