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The resurrection is not a myth that grew over time. Woman after disciple after skeptic, more than five hundred eyewitnesses saw, touched and ate with the risen Christ. This study traces how that truth turned frightened disciples into bold witnesses, and where the exalted Christ is now and what He will do when He returns.

God doesn't need our scheming to keep His promises, yet the family who carried His covenant tried to grab His blessing through favoritism, deception, and lies. Genesis 27 shows how one compromise leads to the next, and why it's always right to trust God and do right.

God doesn't condemn people for what they couldn't know, but for what they knew and refused to honor. Paul diagnoses the human heart before he offers the cure, showing how conscience and creation leave everyone without excuse and why only Christ's righteousness can answer God's holy wrath.

People may die for something they believe is true, but they will not die for something they know is a lie. This study weighs the theft and mythology theories of the resurrection and shows why the disciples' suffering, the named eyewitnesses and the early creeds point to a real empty tomb.

We can't control the conflicts that come our way, but we can choose not to let yesterday's hurts decide today's faithfulness. Isaac kept digging wells, gave God the credit for the room He made, returned to worship, and set a feast for the men who had wronged him.

The greatest need of every person, and the greatest treasure of every believer, is the righteousness of God revealed in the gospel. From Genesis to Revelation, this message traces how God's own holiness sets the standard, how Christ paid the debt, and how faith receives righteousness as a gift that changes how we live.

Hallucinations don't eat boiled fish, invite people to touch their wounds, or turn a doubting brother into a church leader. This lesson takes apart the vision and wrong tomb theories and shows that the resurrection accounts rest on solid, checkable fact.

Paul served God with his whole heart: he was thankful for people, prayed for them without ceasing, and longed to strengthen them and be strengthened by them. Opening Romans 1, this message traces five marks of a heart for ministry and shows how grace gives believers peace and purpose.

If Christ is not raised, our faith is in vain and we are still in our sins. The resurrection is the hinge on which the whole gospel turns. This lesson shows why it matters, why people still deny it, and why the idea that Jesus merely fainted on the cross falls apart.

Being blessed by God doesn't mean being free from trouble. Sometimes the blessing is what brings the opposition. Isaac reaped a hundredfold during a famine, then watched his wells get stopped up and fought over, yet he kept digging until the Lord made room for him.

Paul introduced himself as Christ's slave, a man who belonged to another and was separated unto the gospel of God. This opening look at Romans shows that the gospel is about a person, Jesus Christ our Lord, and that everything we do should be done for His name.

Christ doesn't only reveal God and pay for sin; he also rules as King, and one day he will set everything right. This lesson traces his kingdom from the promise to David to the throne he will take when he returns, and shows what it means to live under his rule now.

Isaac had just heard God promise "I will be with thee," yet the moment he felt threatened, he lied to protect himself. This look at Isaac in Gerar shows how fear reveals what we really believe, how hidden sin comes to light, and how God stays faithful when His people fail.

Jesus is the only one who has ever opened blinded eyes, and He still opens the eyes of anyone who will look to Him. From the man born blind in John 9, this message shows the joy of his first sight and the stubborn blindness of the Pharisees, and why one simple look at Jesus can save.

Jesus is both the perfect sacrifice and the perfect priest, and because His work is finished, He sat down at the Father's right hand. From the animal sacrifices of the Old Testament to Christ's intercession today, this study shows why believers can come boldly to God, without crippling guilt and secure forever.