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Marriage is used as a symbol, or metaphor, for our relationship to God. So, what can we learn from the literal and symbolic mentions of marriage in scripture?

This week's lesson will address some of the big-picture principles of studying biblical prophecy. Does God face any challenges in revealing prophecy? Why does God use symbols? We will also look at His use of prophets, and Jesus as the center of divine revelation.

This lesson looks at the two greatest commandments and how they relate to demonstrating love and justice in our lives. How does the first command help us with the second command? Are there greatest sins? How does God call us to care for the oppressed?

This week's lesson delves into the influence of Satan and his fallen angels on our lives. Why does God allow this influence? What protections or limitations are there? How has God assured our victory?

The Bible says that God is sovereign and all-powerful. But, there is one thing he can't do. In this lesson we will study the relationship between our free will and God's foreknowledge and power in the plan of salvation.

God is just. What is the relationship between God's love and his passion for justice? This lesson will explore the perfect balance of love, justice and mercy in God's unchanging character.

Old Testament prophets revealed God's passion and even jealousy for us. How did God demonstrate this love through the ministry of Jesus?

Love is meant to be reciprocated! This lesson continues to look at God's everlasting love, and what our response should be. How does our positive response benefit our lives? What is the impact if we reject His love?

What lessons can we learn from the restoration of Peter as one of the Twelve? As John brings his epistle to a close, what is his prayer for all who read his Gospel account?

What special work of each member of the Godhead is highlighted in the Gospel of John? We will answer this question and explore how we are to relate to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

Kidneys are essential, yet when function is impaired there are often no symptoms. Dr. Nerida shares how to care for this organ before it’s too late.

Insomnia is a nightmare that many are too familiar with. However, it doesn’t have to be part of your life. Dr. Nerida discusses how we can prevent it.

Many people live with pain, despite a hefty regimen of medications. Dr. Nerida explores the idea that pain management might just mean more lifestyle changes.

Difficult childhood experiences can create a lifetime of problems. However, it doesn’t have to be that way as Dr. Nerida shows how anyone can change course.

Type 1 diabetes is a disorder characterized by fluctuating glucose levels and insulin injections. As Dr. Nerida explains, lifestyle can be a major factor.

Living with chronic pain is challenging, but there are options aside from medication to alleviate the pain and give patients hope and purpose.

In many countries around the world, one in three children are either overweight or obese. Overweight teens are becoming less inclined make any effort to lose weight, and parents less likely to address the problem. Learn how one passionate physician is improving the health of her community.

Marriage is used as a symbol, or metaphor, for our relationship to God. So, what can we learn from the literal and symbolic mentions of marriage in scripture?

This week's lesson will address some of the big-picture principles of studying biblical prophecy. Does God face any challenges in revealing prophecy? Why does God use symbols? We will also look at His use of prophets, and Jesus as the center of divine revelation.

This lesson looks at the two greatest commandments and how they relate to demonstrating love and justice in our lives. How does the first command help us with the second command? Are there greatest sins? How does God call us to care for the oppressed?

This week's lesson delves into the influence of Satan and his fallen angels on our lives. Why does God allow this influence? What protections or limitations are there? How has God assured our victory?

The Bible says that God is sovereign and all-powerful. But, there is one thing he can't do. In this lesson we will study the relationship between our free will and God's foreknowledge and power in the plan of salvation.

God is just. What is the relationship between God's love and his passion for justice? This lesson will explore the perfect balance of love, justice and mercy in God's unchanging character.

Old Testament prophets revealed God's passion and even jealousy for us. How did God demonstrate this love through the ministry of Jesus?

Love is meant to be reciprocated! This lesson continues to look at God's everlasting love, and what our response should be. How does our positive response benefit our lives? What is the impact if we reject His love?

What lessons can we learn from the restoration of Peter as one of the Twelve? As John brings his epistle to a close, what is his prayer for all who read his Gospel account?

What special work of each member of the Godhead is highlighted in the Gospel of John? We will answer this question and explore how we are to relate to the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.