Lesson: “God’s Will”
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♫ Listen to some of our Original Songs ♫ & Some Poetry
Updated Version of “The Baptism of Jesus Examined”
“Understanding God and Evil”
“Valuing Those Not Yet Born”
an original song: “A Child With a Child“
See the Index to all the lessons in this series.Study #13, “The Difficult Quality of Humility” (WSC Q:27)
Study #14, “Lifting Up the Humble” (WSC Q:28)
Study #15, “Abducted and Rescued” (WSC Q:29-31)
Study #16, “Redemption’s Benefits” (WSC Q:32-36)
Study #17, “Greater Things Ahead” (WSC Q:37-38)
See the Index to our previous studies in Colossians
Our most recent study: #18, “Looking in the Right Direction” Colossians 3:1-4
See the Index to All 50 Studies in 1 Corinthians.
This Week’s Featured Lesson: Study #24 “Identified with Bad Things”
1 Corinthians 10:14-33
Lessons about the Bible, God, and how we can live for his glory.
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