Resurrection in the Old Testament

For the Christian, resurrection is a core belief. But has resurrection always been the expectation and hope of God’s people? What about those who lived before Jesus? Elder James Smith provides a great lesson on Resurrection in the Old Testament in this lesson!

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Song of Songs: An Overview

Songs of Songs might be one of the most overlooked books in the Old Testament. But this section of Old Testament poetry and wisdom literature is a beautiful story and teaches powerful lessons. Evangelist Nate Bibens provides an overview of this book in this lesson from his series on Bible Book Overviews.

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Hebrews 13:17-25

Matthew Brown brings the series on Hebrews to a conclusion with this excellent lesson on Hebrews 13:17-25. Matthew covers the letter’s final remarks and provides some simple reminders of a few powerful themes found throughout the letter!

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Lessons from Ezekiel

While Ezekiel can be a difficult book, its pages still contain many straightforward, simple, and powerful lessons. Elder James Smith considers a few of these great lessons from Ezekiel’s prophecy in this sermon!

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Hebrews 12:18-29

The final section of Hebrews 12 provides one of the most poignant and dramatic descriptions of the differences between the Old and New Covenants. Elder James Smith covers this passage from the series on Hebrews in this lesson!

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Life Under the Son

The preacher of Ecclesiastes often laments the vanity of “life under the sun.” In this lesson, evangelist Nate Bibens considers many of these problems, but from the blessed and meaningfulness of life that is lived instead under the Son!

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In God We Trust

The phrase “In God we trust” is well-known. It’s sung in songs, printed on our money, and a sentiment that most Americans would likely claim to agree with. But do we really place our trust in God? What does it mean to trust Him? In this lesson, elder James Smith provides an excellent study on why we should trust in God and what real trust does and does not look like.

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