Current Studies

The Help You Need (2 Chronicles 28)

Who is your biggest helper in your life? When times are hard, who can you lean on and who can you trust? When life gets hard, we want to know that we have the help that we need. We want to know that we have helpers who will be there for us. But there is another important question that must be considered. The question is not simply who will help us. The question is: what is the help we need? This is the question that we are going to address in our lesson today. What is the help we need? Open your copies of God’s word to 2 Chronicles 28 and we are going to see the Chronicler teach us about what is the help we need for this life…

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Enduring Love (Romans 12:12)

We have been looking Romans 12 which is teaching us to present ourselves to God as living sacrifices. Faithfulness to the Lord means not being conformed to this world (cf. Romans 12:2), thinking about others and ourselves properly as we use our gifts (cf. Romans 12:3-8), loving others with hypocrisy (cf. Romans 12:9-10), and maintaining our zeal for the Lord (cf. Romans 12:11). But what does faithfulness look like when life is hard? What does it look like to be living sacrifices during affliction and hardships? Much of the rest of Romans 12 is going to address what life on the altar looks like during difficult times. Our lesson today will focus on the directions given to us in Romans 12:12. The apostle Paul gives us three directions for how to be living sacrifices when suffering…

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Stay In Your Lane (2 Chronicles 26-27)

We have a saying that there is a right way to do something and there is a wrong way to do something. In 2 Chronicles 26-27 we are going to read about the reign of two kings. Their respective reigns will show that there is a right way and a wrong way to serve the Lord…

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Burning Love (Romans 12:11)

We have been studying from Romans 12 where in verse 1 we are told that because of the mercies of God we are live our lives as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to the Lord. We are moving through Romans 12 which is teaching us what life on the altar looks like. In Romans 12:2 we learned that being a living sacrifice means not being conformed to this world but being transformed by the renewing of our minds so as to discern the will of the Lord. In Romans 12:3-8 we learned that life on the altar means thinking properly about ourselves and others. We have gifts and we must use those gifts. In Romans 12:9-10 we learned that life on the altar means loving others without hypocrisy. Now we are going to turn our attention to Romans 12:11 where we read three more instructions regarding what our love is to look like as a people who are living sacrifices…

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