November 5, 2026
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Lesson for February 22, 2015: Clothed and Ready (Ephesians 6:10-20)
Sam E. Stone explores Ephesians 6:10–20, explaining the armor of God, the believer's spiritual conflict, and why prayer and perseverance are essential for standing firm in God's strength.
The Lamb of God
C. Robert Wetzel explores Jesus as both the sacrificial Lamb of God and victorious Lion of Judah, revealing how Christ's death and resurrection shape our understanding of the…
Lesson for February 15, 2015: Serving the Least (Matthew 25)
Sam E. Stone explains Jesus' parable of the sheep and goats in Matthew 25, exploring the final judgment, God's grace, and how compassionate service reveals genuine discipleship.
Lesson for February 8, 2015: Serving Neighbors, Serving God (Luke 10:25-37)
What does it mean to love your neighbor? Sam E. Stone examines the Good Samaritan in Luke 10 and explains how Jesus calls believers to demonstrate compassion through…
Gagology and the Gospel
Eddie Lowen contrasts popular feel-good inspiration with Jesus' demanding call to self-denial, examining the Sermon on the Mount, the meaning of grace, and the importance of faithful obedience.
When We Partake
Discover six biblical purposes of the Lord's Supper as H. Lynn Gardner explains how Communion calls believers to remember Christ, proclaim his return, affirm unity, give thanks, and…
Playing Your Cards Right
Jeff Faull examines 11 spiritual trump cards Christians use to silence theological debate, challenging believers to recognize unfair arguments, avoid dismissive labels, and pursue thoughtful discussion grounded in…
Lesson for February 1, 2015: Feasting and Fasting (Daniel 1; Matthew 6; 9:9-17)
Sam E. Stone examines Daniel's faithful dietary choices in Babylon and Jesus' teaching on fasting, showing how obedience, prayer, and sincere motives matter more than outward appearances or…
The Lord’s Supper in the Early Church
Why did early Christians gather for Communion on Sundays? H. Lynn Gardner examines Scripture, the Didache, Justin Martyr, and Everett Ferguson to explore the Lord's Supper and the…
Lesson for January 25, 2015: Powerful Prayer (James 5)
What does James 5 teach about powerful prayer? Sam E. Stone examines prayer during suffering and sickness, confession among believers, and Elijah's example of earnest, effective prayer.
A Healthy Church Is Doctrinally Strong
Jeff Faull explains why sound doctrine is essential to a healthy church, showing how biblical teaching provides a foundation for spiritual growth, practical service, mission, and Christian unity.
Lesson for January 18: Jesus’ Intercession for Us (Hebrews 4:14-5:10)
Why is Jesus our great high priest? Sam E. Stone explores Hebrews 4–5, explaining Christ's compassion, victory over temptation, appointment by God, and continuing intercession for believers.
Lesson for January 11: Jesus’ Prayer for His Disciples (John 17:1-26)
Sam E. Stone examines Jesus' prayer in John 17, exploring his disciples' protection, separation from the world, mission, and unity—and what this prayer means for believers today.
Do You Have Eyes But Fail to See?
Tim Harlow reflects on Jesus' healing of a blind man in Mark 8, exploring how incomplete spiritual vision can keep believers from recognizing God's work and trusting him…
Lesson for January 4, 2015: Jesus’ Model for Prayer (Luke 11:1-13)
Sam E. Stone examines Luke 11:1-13, exploring the Lord's Prayer, Jesus' call to persistent prayer, and God's promise to give good gifts, including the Holy Spirit, to those…
