The title for this lesson is based on a hymn written by Isaac Watts. He used Luke 9:26 as the scriptural text for the writing of the hymn which communicates the idea of not being ashamed of Jesus Christ.

Paul taught the Corinthian Christians that true freedom is not doing whatever you want – It is about using your daily choices to love others (It is love over freedom), and to make God look Good.

The Greatness of God sets Him apart from anything or anyone. God is above the norm or distinguished and He is beyond the ordinary. There is no comparison to the Greatness of the Almighty God. 

Based on 1 John 5:13, the Believer should live with great confidence and assurance that he is a Christian. Believers can have a factual assurance (“Know So” Salvation) of eternal life rather than wishful thinking or uncertainty (“Hope So” Salvation).

Based on Proverbs 4:23, the heart is the central control center of your entire being and the wellspring of life.

The Believers that James wrote to were apparently having serious problems with their tongues.  He warned them to be: (1) “Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger (James 1:19).

In this Bible Study, we will discuss Sins Against the Holy Spirit – The difference between Grieving, Quenching, Lying To, and Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit. 

The Believer who “Walks in the Spirit” will not fulfill the lust of the flesh (v. 17).

In this Bible Study, we will meditate on seven (7) Spiritual Gifts as recorded in the Scriptural Reading – Romans 12:3-8.