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Truth matters because we live in a world of lies and liars. This lesson is Part 2 of our overview of the message of 2 John.

Truth has become meaningless for our culture, many churches, and even some professing Christians. But the message of 2John reminds us that truth matters! [PLEASE NOTE: Recording difficulties regarding volume in the latter half.]

This final lesson looks back over Chapters 1-12 of John's Gospel to see the significance of Jesus' seven signs. Note: There were technical difficulties with this recording.

Sign #7 Raising Lazarus (John 11). Sometimes the Lord does not show up when we think He should! We need a miracle when the Lord's delays result in death, doubt, and despair! Discover how Jesus, the "I AM God", is the resurrection and...

Sign #6 Giving Sight to the Blind (John 9). We need a miracle when we lack spiritual insight into God's purposes for our lives. Jesus is God's light for your darkness. Discover how Jesus, the "I AM God", is the Light of the world!

Sign #5 Walking on the Stormy Sea (John 6:16-21). The storms of life threaten our stability in life, even those with saving faith. The significance of this sign is to teach us that when we are in over our heads, everything is still under His feet!

Sign #4 The Feeding of the 5,000 (Jn 6:1-15, 25-71). There are all sorts of hungers or needs that want to be satisfied in our lives. But what about the hunger that meets our deepest need for satisfaction? The significance of this sign teaches us that...

Sign #3 Healing of the Disabled Man Without Hope (Jn 5:1-18). We all need a miracle when we are unable to save ourselves or live holy before God! This sign teaches us that hope for the spiritually disabled is only found in Jesus!

Sign #2 Healing the Royal Official's Son (Jn 4:43-54). We need a miracle in desperate times. The significance of this sign is to never settle for a shallow, sign faith in desperate times versus pursuing a saving faith in the sovereign Savior.

Sign #1 Turning Water into Wine (John 2:1-11). We need a miracle when the disappointments of life rob us of our joy. The SIGNificance of this SIGN is that our joy will overflow in spite of life's disappointments, when we taste and see the glory...

In this final message of the series, you will be reminded of how God takes the initiative to provide us with everything we need to always abound in His work for His glory, our joy, and the good of others!

Missions is so interwoven into Paul's life and letters that we often fail to realize that nearly every page has something to say about global outreach. 1 Cor 16:17-18 will give us four reminders about how to refresh the hearts of our missionary...

Enduring is essential to abounding. Stephanas and his household are examples of endurance in ministry. They will teach us to kneel down by dedicating our lives to the Lord and then man up by determining to always abound in serving Him and His people.

Learn five ways to honor those who are always abounding in the serving the Lord from 1 Corinthians 16:10-18. Doing so will help others to start abounding in serving as well.

How do we abound in greeting one another in a manner that is both biblically sound and culturally relevant? This lesson will look at seven universal aspects of greeting one another from the 5 passages that command us to "greet one another with a...

A biblical theology of kissing includes the Kiss of Adoration, the Kiss of Affection, the Kiss of Celebration, and the Kiss of Deception. This lesson looks at how the most infamous Kiss of Deception was a destructive distortion of both the Kiss of...

"Greet one another with a holy kiss" can raise eyebrows or cause snickers. It can be culturally relevant or culturally irrelevant. But it is a clear command for believers and is a vital part of building community. This lesson explores a...

It is common to speak of being stewards of our Treasure, Time, and Talent. But we often forget about being faithful stewards of the Truth! In 1 Cor 16:8-9 Paul models 5 practices of those who are always abounding in the work of proclaiming the gospel.

The first area of the work of the Lord that Paul highlights in 1 Corinthians 16 is stewardship. This lesson will help you to always abound in the work of giving and being hospitable.

Are you abounding or stagnating in the work of the Lord? Discover the four marks of someone who is always abounding. These four marks, laid out in 1Corinthians 15:58, will be traced throughout 1Corinthians 16.