God's dealings with us are motivated by His love—His care, His concern and even His correction—so we can receive His gift of eternal life as members of His family.

The Bible tells us the first human beings, Adam and Eve, rejected God's offer for a relationship with Him.

The New Covenant is God's commitment to give His people His Spirit so they can obey Him.

These questions are intended as a study aid, to spur further thought on the concepts discussed in this lesson and to help you apply them on a personal level.

Our world is dominated by the great deceiver, Satan the devil. Jesus Christ came bearing the good news, the gospel, of the Kingdom of God.

God's message to mankind is eternal and consistent. He has always emphasized the importance of our having a relationship with Him as our Creator.

From the beginning God has shown His desire to build an eternal relationship with the human race. The gospel includes three aspects of His plan to build this spiritual relationship. All center on Jesus Christ.

Did Jesus expect everyone to understand His parables about the Kingdom of God?

The theme of many of Christ's parables is God's Kingdom.

Will a miraculous, unprecedented event accompany Christ's return? Will people brought up in this resurrection rule with Christ in His Kingdom? Discover answers to these questions and more!

Satan deceives mankind by counterfeiting and corrupting the teachings of God.

To enter into and share in the Kingdom of God is consistently given as the ultimate goal of believers in Christ.

From the beginning of Christ's earthly ministry, He focused on the Kingdom of God.

Was the birth of a messianic King revealed through the prophets? Will Jesus, the Messiah, rule over a literal, physical kingdom? Did Jesus acknowledge He was born to be a king? Discover the answers to these questions!

We learn of a direct relationship between the dynasty of kings God promised would descend from Abraham and David and the Kingdom of God preached by Jesus Christ.

God denied access to the tree of life to Adam and Eve and their descendants until the promised Seed, the Messiah, would appear and redeem them and permanently reconcile them to God.

These questions are intended as a study aid, to spur further thought on the concepts discussed in this lesson and to help you apply them on a personal level.

What was Jesus Christ's purpose? Why did He come to earth? Why will He come again?

God in His Word gives us a broad outline and sequence of prophetic events.

Before Jesus Christ can transform the world through the Kingdom of God, He must first remove Satan's poisonous influence from humanity.