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In this lesson, Mike reviews what the Bible describes when it refers to an ideal spouse.

This lesson looks at the type of things to look for in a man that makes him true marriage material.

The very first thing that couples need to know if they want to have a loving marriage is the difference between romance and love.

This first lesson in the series deals with one of the most stressful and discouraging phases in life, searching for a suitable marriage partner.

In this final lesson, Mike outlines five time-tested giving principles that help both individuals and churches grow in the ministry of giving.

Mike shares some practical ways good stewards can prepare themselves for growth opportunities in the church.

Mike demonstrates the parallels between the broken society in Israel during the time of the Judges and American in the present time.

After Nehemiah finished the task given to him by the Lord, God blessed His servant. In this final lesson, Mike examines the reward for those who are great in the Kingdom, like Nehemiah.

Mike looks at the practice of tithing and the reasons why this approach to collecting money for the church is no longer imposed on the faithful.

In this lesson, Mike describes the three ways that God blesses those who regularly give to Him.

Mike adds one other characteristic to the profile of those who are great in the Kingdom - effective service.

In this first lesson, Mike reviews some of the common attitudes concerning giving as well as Biblical attitudes we should cultivate.

In this lesson, Mike examines what Nehemiah's prayer says about his character.

A final lesson describing the new motivation and lifestyle that God has designed for those who are followers of Jesus Christ.

In this opening lesson, Mike compares the criteria for achieving greatness both in the world and in the Spirit.

The church is the physical presence of Jesus Christ in the world today. In this lesson we will examine the New Testament in order to determine what the inspired text says the church should be like and how it should function.

Mike explores the advantages and risks faced by those who are naturally drawn to a fast-paced lifestyle that features constant change and challenge.

The final lesson ties together the seven passages and explains the ultimate goal of salvation.

This lesson lays out the simple yet powerful plan that God has initiated to save mankind from eternal condemnation due to personal sin and how Jesus Christ fits into this plan of salvation.

In this lesson, Mike explains the various ways a person can fulfill the command to honor one's mother.