By Michael C. Mack 1. Imagine that during your small group meeting you are attacked by terrorists. What are your current strengths and weaknesses? What is your best response strategy? Read Ephesians 6:10-20. 2. When people choose Christ, they choose sides in a cosmic battle and enter the battleground. Do you agree or disagree? Why? […]
Clothed and Ready—The Uniform Lesson for February 22
By Sam E. Stone Today we complete this quarter’s survey of practical help for Christian living. Having considered such themes as worship, prayer, and stewardship, we now focus on the reality of the believer’s battle with the devil. William Hendriksen pointed out Paul’s emphasis on the source of power for believers: “Apart from Christ, Christians can […]
Glimpses of Glory—Exodus 33
By David Faust At breakfast with a couple of men the other day, we laughed about dumb things we have said over the years. The conversation led us to observe that Jesus’ original disciples occasionally said some dumb things too. Unwise Words It’s not hard to list several ill-advised comments they made to the Lord: […]
THE LESSON AND LIFE for February 22, 2015
By Ali Denney Today’s Scripture takes me back to my childhood. Sunday School Baggage Here I am, impressionable in my frilly Sunday best, cross-legged in front of a flannel board. Stuck to the faded green felt is a bearded figure in what appears to be male undergarments, tall in stature with a strong physique, broad […]
The Lesson and Life for February 15, 2015
By Ali Denney Life is characterized by seasons. Sometimes it’s spring, where everything blossoms into stunning beauty, reminding us that God is ever-present. I travel frequently to impoverished countries. I feel so alive after traveling. I am making a tangible difference in the lives of others, and my faith feels active and vibrant. Shuffling Through […]
