Lesson 5 | Who is the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit comes to live in our hearts and help us to become more like Jesus. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 5.
The Holy Spirit comes to live in our hearts and help us to become more like Jesus. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 5.
We worship a God who is humble. God calls us to follow His example of humility. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 6.
Jesus came to die for our sins so that we can be reconciled into friendship with God. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 7.
We need the Holy Spirit’s help to teach how to pray. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 8.
We are the most satisfied and liberated when we fulfil God’s purpose for us. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 9.
Our sinful actions are driven by our desire for security, pleasure, self-worth, and comfort. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 10.
Any Christian will be able to describe how God sent his only Son to live as a man and die for our sins on the cross, but do we know the spiritual significance of each step along that process? By understanding the deeper implications of Jesus’ crucifixion, we will appreciate...
The Holy Spirit cleanses our hearts as we repent. We can literally feel different inside. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 11.
A coping mechanism is how we adapt to stress, in a desire for control and comfort. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 12.
The performance standards we place on ourselves make it hard for us to follow God’s will. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 13.
Inner vows are pledges we make ourselves to live by certain principles. They are led by our flesh. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 14.
People see weakness as a defect, but God uses our weaknesses for His glory. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 15.
Spiritual gifts can be misused for self-centred or occult purposes. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 16.
Words are powerful. God spoke creation into existence with His words. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 17.
There is a rest that goes much deeper than just physical rest. It’s God’s gift of rest for our souls. When Adam and Eve were still in the Garden of Eden, they knew God face-to-face. They did not lack anything. Their souls rested in their trust in their supreme Creator...
Our life narratives are the stories we form about our lives for ourselves based on our flesh. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 18.
Judgements lead to many evil thoughts and actions, including racism and genocide. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 19.
Our emotions drive our outlook, memories, self-image, and relationships. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 20.
God commands us to honour our parents. This should not be confused with idolising them. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 21.
God’s love cannot flow through a heart that is still filled with bitter jealousies. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 22.