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Bible fellowships must be an authentic biblical expression of Christian community where assembled believers experience intimacy and utilize their unique spiritual gifts.

Spiritual warfare is part of every believer's journey to spiritual maturity. As the Word of God dwells in us, Jesus empowers us to resist the enemy and exercise authority over evil spirits and demonized people.

The personality, position, power, purpose and destiny of Satan is carefully studied. His demonic forces are described, and the victorious power of God over the Adversary is taught.

Spiritual warfare is an essential component of our discipleship. Spiritual warfare and a Biblical world-view are defined.

Three famous invitation stories are conserved in the Gospels for our meditation. Disciples who can truthfully testify to life-changing experiences with Jesus have the authority and power of Christ to compellingly invite others into discipleship with Him. They can say with credibility, “We have found the Christ; come and see.”

Jesus calls us to a lifestyle of serving, making disciples, evangelizing the world and reflecting the right view of the real God to those around us.

The Psalms of Ascents are fourteen poems that depict the pilgrimage of faith for abeliever. As the spiritual child grows to maturity, his worship of God will change dramatically. He will begin to love God not for what He can give, but for who He is.

Pride is an over-concern with self, self-condemnation, and selfishness. We must learn to express our needs in a healthy way.

God never simply sees us as we are, but who we can become. When we place our hand in His, He guides us to greatness. Jacob, the Old Testament patriarch, was named "sneaky" by his father. But when He met God face to face, a cheater became a prince. Simple Simon became powerful Peter-anointed at Pentecost, performing miracles, shepherding souls, and ...

King David experienced rejection, heartache, disappointment, and difficulty. How did He survive? When we study his prayers, we know he was deeply connected to God. Psalm 139 is a love letter between "the man after God's own heart" and his Heavenly Father.