Every person on Planet Earth has two big problems: sin leads to death, and breaking God's law requires punishment.  Is there any hope for a solution?  This study provides the answers!

In this lesson, we look at some of the claims Jesus made about Himself.  These are not the claims of an ordinary teacher, and if they were not accompanied by His works (see previous lesson), they would be unbelievable.  But His amazing works show that we can also trust His amazing words...

The evidence is clear - Jesus did supernatural acts.  By why did He do these things?  To attract attention, to gather a crowd, to impress people, to gain political power?  This study provides the important answer!

After eight lessons in the Old Testament, it's finally time to m0ve into the New Testament.  As we move forward, I hope that you begin to see the entire story that God has been writing since the beginning.  Many of the things that He did in the past are just "shadows" of the true things to come!

We often want God to do some big, amazing miracle to push us forward in our faith, but that's not the way He usually does things.  In this lesson, we see that the people of Israel had to take a step of faith before God miraculously moved them forward toward His promised land.

The Ten Commandments are some of the most famous words in the Bible.  But why did God give them to us?  What is their real purpose?  The attached lesson answers this important question.

Every day, we face important questions.  But no question is more imp0rtant than this one:  "Who is God?"  When we recognize our limitations and God's unlimited nature, we must admit that the only reasonable answer must come from God Himself.  In this study, we find the answer to this question.

In order to understand the Old Testament, it is important to understand some of the history of Israel.  In this lesson, you will learn why God chose Israel and their history from the calling of Abraham to the national residence in Egypt.

In the very first chapters of the Bible, we learn about the source of evil and death.  We then see the power of evil to take people away from the light of God and into the darkness of sin and death.  But even in the face of judgment, we see mercy and hope...

The previous lesson ends with these words: "God saw all that He had made, and it was very good."  But if we look around us (and within us), we see evil, pain, suffering, and death.  What happened?  This lesson gives an answer to that important question.

If everything in the world exists because of random accidents, your life has no true meaning or long-term purpose.  But if an intelligent God created you for a purpose, it is very important to find out about Him and why He created you.

In this study, we examined some simple reasons why creation is more probable than evolution.  We also looked at some important facts regarding what the Bible says about creation.

Many religious documents claim to have the true words of life, but they all have very different messages.  They cannot all be true, so how can we determine which one is trustworthy?

In this study, we examined important things that make the Bible unique among all other books.