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The story of Esther is used to illustrate how God's providence works in the life of believers.

The book of Ruth teaches us the five basic elements that produce strong, satisfying and long lasting relationships.

The pleasure of most gifts is to unwrap and examine them. In this lesson, I would like to do this with our most precious gift, forgiveness.

This final lesson wraps up Nehemiah's task, highlighting the way God provides for all of His builders, and finishes with a final encouragement contained in a segment called, "the art of finishing."

In I Chronicles 14:12 we read about David's military leaders waging a successful battle against the Philistines and taking some of the spoils including foreign idols. David forced them to destroy these objects because they violated God's commands. In this brief episode we see several qualities to look for in leaders of any place or time.

In this lesson, Mike highlights the differences in the two main approaches used to create "oneness" in the church.

A deeper dive into Nehemiah's story with a focus on his method of inspiring his followers.

This lesson continues the description of the building process as well as the 7 things God does to cause the Jewish effort to succeed.

We know that friendship is an important part of life. A good friend brings us joy and good times. We usually turn to our friends for comfort and help when we are in trouble or sad.

This lesson outlines the basic steps of a successful project whether secular or spiritual.

Punctuality is a common problem in churches. In this lesson, Mike looks at the question, why is being on time for worship services a problem?

In this lesson, Mike describes the main leaders who seemed to make the rebuilding process a great work of faith and courage against great odds eventually glorifying God.

In order to have a good name there are two things necessary regardless of what you wear or who you know.

Pagan kings are moved by God to fulfill Jeremiah's prophecy that the Jews in captivity would be free to return home and rebuild Jerusalem and the Temple.

Moses was the greatest Jewish leader, he received the 10 commandments, he interceded for the people time and time again but because of just one sin, Moses was prevented from entering the land that he had led the people towards for 40 years. This ending to his life teaches us several important lessons about how God feels concerning sin.

In this introductory lesson, Mike traces the history of the Jewish people from 1020 BC's United Kingdom to the time of the prophet Malachi in 400 BC.

I believe that gratitude leads to happiness, and ingratitude leads to darkness, pride and ultimately separation from God.

Mike reviews the two versions of Christmas that people celebrate along with three important realities brought to light by one of these.

There is a disturbing parallel between catching bass and the way Satan works in luring us into destruction.