Every believer in the Body of Christ becomes a permanent temple of the Holy Spirit the moment they trust Christ as Savior, receiving Him in His fullness as a gift of grace based on redemption—not something earned, sought, or experienced … Continue reading →

This teaching on the Holy Spirit’s work of regeneration reveals that all are born spiritually dead in trespasses and sins, due to Adam’s fallen nature, and require a new birth—being made alive with eternal life through the Spirit the moment … Continue reading →

In this message on the Holy Spirit’s work under the Old Testament prophetic program with Israel, we learn that the Spirit did not permanently indwell every believer, but instead came upon select individuals temporarily to empower them for specific tasks, … Continue reading →

This episode explores how the Bible is uniquely “God-breathed,” meaning every word of the original writings was breathed out by God through the Holy Spirit, Who moved holy men to write exactly what God intended, while preserving their individual styles … Continue reading →

The Bible presents the Holy Spirit as fully God—eternal, omnipresent, omnipotent, and omniscient—sharing the divine attributes and works of the Godhead, as seen in His role in Creation and the virgin birth. We learn in this lesson that the Spirit … Continue reading →

Sometimes we need a push in the Christian life, and God’s Word does that. It challenges us to live set-apart lives for Christ as a bright testimony for Him and His grace. In this lesson, the Apostle Paul instructs the … Continue reading →

In this message, the scene shifts to the evening of Resurrection Sunday, when the risen Christ miraculously appeared to his disciples in a locked upper room, greeted them with “Peace be unto you,” and showed them His nail-scarred hands and … Continue reading →

This episode brings us to the account from John 20:1-18, when Mary Magdalene arrived at the tomb early Sunday morning, found the stone rolled away, and ran to tell Peter and John that someone had taken the Lord’s body. The … Continue reading →

In this teaching from Luke 24:13-35, we focus on the two discouraged followers of Jesus on the road from Jerusalem to Emmaus on Resurrection Sunday afternoon. While discussing the crucifixion and the reports of the empty tomb, but having lost … Continue reading →

This lesson looks at the Resurrection morning account from Luke 24, which indicates, “Now upon the first day of the week [Sunday]…” This is significant because Matthew also stated in his Resurrection account, “In the end of the sabbath, as … Continue reading →