Start here: how the course works, the seven chapters, and the workbook it’s built on.

Who Jesus is, why we needed Him, and what His death and resurrection mean for everyone who believes.

Creator, Sustainer and Redeemer: discover who Jesus really is, the foundation everything else is built on.

You don't need to look far to find evidence that something is instinctually wrong at the core of humanity.

Jesus, our Creator, voluntarily submitted to the most shameful and painful death imaginable — the cross — to purchase our freedom.

God had every right to extend His righteous judgment on the sins of this world — but instead, He extends mercy and grace.

All false religions teach that only through works can anyone find favor with God.

When we surrender our lives to Jesus Christ, our identity is transformed in three profound ways — we are justified, born again, and given eternal life.

Review every truth and memory verse from Jesus Christ the Son on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.

God is a perfect Father: faithful in His love, wise in His training and tender in His care.

No matter your experience with your earthly father, the Bible assures us that once we believe and receive Christ, we are adopted by God and He becomes our Father — a…

As a potter uses his hands and tools to shape clay into a beautiful vessel, God uses His hands and tools to shape and mold our lives.

When you think of the word discipline, what comes to mind?

Our heavenly Father is ready to assume full responsibility for the life wholly yielded and devoted to Him.

Review every truth and memory verse from The Fatherhood of God on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.

The Person, work and ministry of the Spirit who lives in every believer.

Many Christians grow up uncertain about the Holy Spirit — treating Him as an abstract force rather than a Person.

The Holy Spirit is not passive.

Hours before the cross, Jesus gave His disciples the most important promise of their lives: He was going, but they would not be left alone.

The Spirit doesn't trickle into a believer's life — He comes to fill and overflow.

Your body is not your own — it is the dwelling place of God Himself.

The Holy Spirit doesn't just empower us for ministry — He personally ministers to us in the most practical areas of daily life.

Review every truth and memory verse from The Holy Spirit on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.

Growing in Christ is a learned discipline, and God is committed to finishing what He started in you.

Every believer has a before-and-after story.

The Christian life is not a one-time event — it is a lifelong process of becoming.

Paul knew what it cost to follow Christ and counted it worth every bit of it.

One of the most common things that keeps believers from pressing forward is the past.

The second thing that holds believers back from spiritual maturity is what others have done to us.

The most dangerous hindrance to spiritual growth is also the subtlest: ourselves.

Every runner knows that excess weight costs them the race.

After eight lessons on spiritual growth, Paul brings everything back to a single point: the goal.

Review every truth and memory verse from Spiritual Growth & Maturity on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.

What to do when people hurt you, and when you hurt others.

Before we can talk about forgiveness, we have to answer a harder question: do you trust God?

We are promised hardship.

Forgiveness is not fair.

Forgiveness is free, but unforgiveness is devastating.

You cannot love God while withholding love from the people He has placed in your life.

Knowing why we should forgive is one thing.

Forgiveness is not a one-time event.

Review every truth and memory verse from Forgiveness & Reconciliation on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.

Know your Enemy, recognize his tactics, and stand firm in the victory Christ has already won.

Most of the battles you notice in a day are with people you can see: the rude driver, the difficult coworker, the voice spreading rumors.

Satan is a real and powerful foe, and the Bible doesn't downplay that.

Satan rarely shows up looking evil.

Satan doesn't only work through dramatic attacks.

What we look at shapes what we want, and what we want shapes who we become.

If you belong to Jesus, Satan cannot take away your salvation—but he will do everything he can to rob your peace and pull you off course.

In the garden, Satan attacked and humanity lost.

Every believer feels the tug-of-war between the flesh and the Spirit, and the Enemy is quick to accuse us when we stumble.

Darkness is simply the absence of light—and the Enemy rules where God’s light is shut out.

Review every truth and memory verse from Spiritual Warfare on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.

What Scripture reveals about life after death, the return of Jesus and the hope of a new heaven and a new earth.

Everyone eventually faces the question of what lies beyond this life, and the world offers more answers than we can count.

Jesus did not just die for us; He walked through death and came out holding its keys.

Jesus told us about the last days not to frighten us or to give us a date to circle, but so we would not be deceived and would stay faithful until He comes.

Scripture warns of a coming ruler who will deceive the world, demand its worship, and set himself against God.

The book of Revelation can feel intimidating, and many believers avoid it altogether.

Jesus made His people a promise: “I will come again and receive you to Myself.” In this lesson we look at the day He gathers His church to be with Him, and at the new,…

The first time Jesus came, He was born in a stable and announced to shepherds.

Every person who has ever lived will one day stand before Jesus Christ, the righteous Judge.

This is one of the most sobering lessons in the course, and it may stir thoughts of people you love.

The Bible does not end with judgment.

Review every truth and memory verse from Death and the End Times on one page, then reflect on what God has been teaching you.