A young David finds the answer to an age old question that few will even consider. If it be that God demands man's moral perfection then how can I attain it (see Matthew 5:48; 1 Peter 1:15-17; 2 Peter 1:4 and 1 John 4:17 to name only a few passages)? The pessimist views moral perfection as impossible. Jesus tells us; however, that all things are possible with God (see Matthew 19:26). Psalms 119 confirms the Lord and apostles' teaching on the subject regarding the relationship between grace and moral perfection (2 Corinthians 5:21). Once David sees and understands God's expectation of...

To study the books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John is to grow closer to Jesus. Too many in this world do not see the real Jesus because they have not spent the time getting to know him through Bible study (see John 7:34). Jesus carried a commanding persona that demanded man's complete attention. Jesus was fearless in the face of intense opposition and expected all men to know and understand his words. The fourfold gospel accounts of the life of Christ expose many peoples' faulty expectations of Jesus then and today. Get to know Jesus and his expectations now before its everlasting too late

Most New Testament epistles deal with problems within the early church. Paul's epistle to the Corinthians examines several issues that stood in the way of their righteousness. Paul could have easily given up on these Christians; however, with a spirit of love he walks them through each problem. A study of this epistle helps us see that acknowledgment of error and repentance is needed in every church.

James is the qualified loving teacher that exposes sin and motivates God's people to get back to the course of righteousness.

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