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We can identify ten marks of a spiritual child from the Scriptures by which we should measure our own maturity.

We address two questions: is ignorance an acceptable excuse before the law, and are those who have never heard the gospel still responsible before God?

God is the dwelling place of His elect, and as such He is our provision, protection, and shield for generations past, present and future, as we see from Psalm 90.

The Old Testament priests stood daily offering sacrifices, but when Christ's sacrifice was offered, He sat down. What is the significance of this?

In 1 Chronicles 21:1-30, we encounter a pivotal moment in the life of King David that underscores the responsibility of spiritual leaders, from fathers and husbands to pastors and teachers. The devil targets spiritual leaders the most, knowing that their fall harms the innocent brethren around them. While there is plenteous forgiveness with the Lord, repentance will cost you.

Christ's sacrifice on Golgotha's hill satisfies God's justice to the farthest extent. Contrast this to unbelievers, who do not please God in their death.

In this lesson, we explore the similarities of a bad insurance policy and the old covenant.

Everyone seems to be asking "Who will win the election?" Before we answer the question, we look at Psalm 121. God's constant vigilance and protection over the feet of the believers assures use that we are safe and secure under His care, no matter the civil magistrate.

Understand the meaning of the strong man described in Luke 11:21-22 and why the wicked experience unperturbed peace. Review the tools Satan uses to insulate himself and his followers from God's peace.

Samson failed because of self-indulgence, self-assurance, and self-satisfaction; but he found redemption through self-abasement, as we see from Judges 16.

All people will die once, but only those who were once saved will escape the judgment following death.