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This passage explains how God's promise was realized through Christ and properly appropriated by guilty sinners.

The Christian faith is based on the person of Jesus Christ. In this lesson we will look closely at this person in order to more clearly define His true nature and character.

Mike tackles the fifth passage which not only connects to the previous four passages selected but also summarizes the message of the gospel in three verses.

Mike reviews the main reasons why people fall away from the faith and how this tendency can be reversed in a person's life.

In this lesson, Mike will look at the Old Testament passages that identify the person and the mission of the One promised by God.

This lesson examines the history of Bible authorship, how the Bible was organized into its present form, and some key reasons why Christians believe that it is inspired by God.

Mike reviews the judgment, consequences and promise made by God as a result of Adam and Eve's disobedience.

In this lesson, we will examine the Christian religion and see how it compares to the other major religions in the world.

The second of the seven passages reveals why the world is the way it is and the promise that God makes that makes life worth living.

This first lesson in the series reviews the reasons why Christians believe in a Supreme Being. This idea is looked at from both a philosophical and theological perspective.

Some say that if they were alive when Jesus was on the earth they would have surely believed in Him. However, the gospel writers' records show that this was not the case since the majority of people at that time did not believe. In this lesson, Mike will try to answer why this was so then and why it is so even to this day.

Mike discusses the first and foundational passage preserved that would eventually serve to denounce various false ideas invented by sinful men through history.

Getting to heaven requires more than wanting to go there. In this lesson, Mike takes a sobering look at the road to heaven and the many obstacles that make getting there a bumpy ride.

Paul closes out his letter by giving Titus a pattern or blueprint with which he can measure the soundness of his teaching now and into the future.

In this section, Paul provides more information concerning the qualifications necessary for church leadership and the type of challenge these men will face as leaders.

This lesson highlights 3 important ways that a congregation can honor its spiritual leaders.

Mike reviews the history, author, recipient and context in which the letter to Titus was written.

Mike reviews the life and work of Fanny J. Crosby, one of the most prolific composers of sacred poetry and hymns.

In this final section, Paul will provide Timothy the reasons and resources necessary to be successful in ministry as well as in life.

Paul transitions from encouragement and instructions to warnings about the dangerous people Timothy will face in the world as well as in the church.