The Sea of Galilee was a vital location during Jesus Christ’s 3½ year ministry. Discover the landmarks around the Sea of Galilee, and learn about the important events that took place there!
Course Spotlight From The Life, Teachings, and Ministry of Jesus Christ: (Unit 3) The Judean Ministry
Some believe that Ephesians 4:9, combined with 1 Peter 3:18-20 and 1 Peter 4:6 prove that Christ preached to the dead, but does it really prove the “immortality of the soul”?
Course Spotlight From The General Epistles: (Part 1) The Letters of James and Peter
It’s always good to be prepared. With 101 days until Passover, now is a great time to go over the important meaning of this Holy Day, and to continue to thoroughly examine ourselves.
Check out the interview with LCG’s presiding evangelist Mr. Gerald Weston on the Passover below!
Course Spotlight From God’s Feast Days: Passover
The word bondservant is used several different times throughout the Bible. What is the meaning of this word, and who does it refer to?
Course Spotlight From The General Epistles: (Part 2) The Letters of John and Jude
In some of our courses, we have a “Student Thoughts” section where we ask a question to see what the students think. In Unit 4 of the Life Ministry and Teachings of Jesus Christ course, we asked the question: Christ instituted the foot-washing service as part of Passover to teach us about true humility. What are some ways we can genuinely serve others with Godly humility?
Here are some of the responses:
“God has given each of us unique talents and gifts, and as we go through life we also develop various skills. As our abilities become refined, pride can find a foothold and our focus can turn inward. But, rather than using gifts and skills to aggrandize the self, if we keep our focus on the needs of others then we can use our talents to uplift and bring joy, comfort, and love to those around us.” – TF
“We can serve others in whatever need they may have. If we see a need we should fill it. We can pray for and visit the sick, comfort those who are grieving, offer food or clothing if needed and we can open our home in hospitality for fellowship. If we look around at our brethren in our congregations, we will see there are many we can serve.” – JS
“God’s people should be willing and ready to serve whenever and wherever there is a need if they are able. There are many elderly among us who may need a ride to Sabbath service because they no longer drive, or help with yard work, or picking up groceries or something that would make life just a little easier for them. Other ways we can serve is by sending cards to those who are ill, or calling them during the week to check on them, or even visiting them to sit and chat for a while. These may seem like small deeds but they are big to those who need and receive such acts of kindness. Jesus Christ said that He came not to be served but to serve (Matt. 20:28). Christ desired to serve and so should we, with the same humility and love.” -MSJ
Christ often dealt with those who were possessed by demons. How should we approach demons? What should we think about these evil beings?
Course Spotlight From The Life, Ministry, and Teachings of Jesus Christ: (Unit 2) The Galilean Ministry
Who were the major religious influences during the time of Jesus Christ? How did their teachings differ from God’s way?
Learn about the four major religious groups who were dominant during Christ’s ministry!
Course Spotlight from The Life Ministry and Teachings of Jesus Christ: (Unit 1) The Early Life of Christ
We know we need to pray regularly to maintain our relationship with God, but how do we keep a consistent habit of prayer?
In this 7-minute video, Mr. Jonathan McNair gives some helpful tips to strengthen our focus while praying!
Course Spotlight From Tools for Christian Growth: Prayer
Some believe that those who keep the Ten Commandments are engaging in the “works of the law” and are therefore under a curse (cf. Galatians 3:10). What are the works of the law, and is obedience to God’s law a curse?
Course Spotlight From The General Epistles: (Part 1) The Letters of James and Peter
Matthew 22:21 states: “Render therefore to Caesar the things that are Caesar’s, and to God the things that are God’s.” How is this Scripture applied today, and how does God want our attitude to be towards those who are placed in positions of authority?
Course Spotlight From The Life, Teachings, and Ministry of Jesus Christ: (Unit 3) The Judean Ministry