“God is not a man, that he should lie; neither the son of man, that he should repent: hath he said, and shall he not do it? or hath he spoken, and shall he not make it good?” (Num 23:19).

Parable of the Talents teaches that the servants of God must be faithful by promptly and efficiently administering what has been entrusted to them until the day of reckoning. A talent is indicative of a gift, ability, responsibility, or blessing – given by God.

This Savior, they are Saved and secured in that Salvation forever.

In Proverbs 31, a Godly Woman is described as (1) Trustworthy, (2) Benevolent, (3) Industrious, (4) Compassionate, and (5) One that makes Constructive use of her Tongue

It is very important that Christians understand, support and are able to defend the Doctrine of Eternal Security. Simply put, eternal security means that when a person is genuinely saved, nothing can take away the promise of eternal life.

A Believer is called to live Holy – It is living to please God and to bear fruit for God. Holiness is a product of being born again.

In order for Christians to love themselves they must first love God and others. After this, the love for self will follow.  Christian Love is based on these three key points: (1) Love for God, (2) Love for Others, and (3) Love for Self.

This study will explore two ways in which a Believer is to Live a Holy Life: (1) Love Not the World, and (2) Flee from Temptation.

Resurrection Sunday (Easter) is the celebration of Jesus Christ from the dead.  This one truth is what sets Christianity apart from every other system of belief in the world.  Christianity teaches that its Founder (Jesus) “died … was buried … and rose again the third day” (1 Cor 15:3-4).