There are good days ahead. Yes, a believer who taps into the power of the resurrection and the promises it supports can say that. But what about today? Are we missing out on how the future changes this moment? We’ll look at that in this study.

1 Cor 15:35-58

Planting seeds is an act of faith. You place that seed in the ground, and then, besides a bit of watering, basically wait, but with hope of an eventual result. How we navigate our daily lives can mirror this. We’ll look at how in this study.

2 Timothy 4:1-5

Can the words “thank you” become a toss-away? Do they sometimes shrivel into cliché status? In our study today, we’re finding encouragement to tap into, and realizing the benefits of true gratitude.

1 Cor 15:35-58

Maybe you’ve experienced it, a time of reflection about what’s important while sitting quietly...in a funeral. Paul is encouraging us to take advantage of an opportunity to reflect without having to attend a funeral, and in doing so, make life better, and experience more freedom.

1 Cor 15:20-34

If you knew all the details of what lay ahead of you, would it change how you lived today? Paul is reminding the church in Corinth what lay ahead of them, asking them to live accordingly, and by extension, offering us the same admonition.

1 Cor 15:20-34

Is there such a thing as a skin-deep belief? If something is listed as a belief, but doesn’t affect how we live, does that make it more of a preference? We’ll explore these questions in this study.

1 Cor 15:12-19

What would happen if you did an inventory of your beliefs? Follow that up with an inventory of what stresses you out. Do beliefs matter? We’ll look at that question in this study.

1 Cor 15:12-19

Focus. When there is much to do, keeping your eyes on the one thing that is most important is a challenge, but often helps move that task to completion. Our study today takes that concept into the life of the church.

2 Timothy 4:1-5