God's work of restoration begins with the individual.

Millions around the world have been eagerly anticipating the royal wedding of Prince William to Britain’s future Queen Catherine. Christians are even more eagerly anticipating the ultimate marriage ceremony to come!

Common to all the major national upheavals we see today is a crisis of leadership. Many view national leaders as corrupt and incompetent. Is there a cure for the disease of ungodly leadership?

Jesus Christ wants you to work with Him in serving people in His Kingdom! What will He have you do?

Losing someone is difficult, but there is hope.

Jesus Christ's good news about the Kingdom of God is about a real future kingdom on this earth. If it weren't, why would the Bible say...

Many people believe Jesus Christ taught that the Kingdom of God is something that exists only in the hearts and minds of believers.

Some think the Church is the Kingdom of God.

Jesus Christ will return - the who, what, when, where, why and how.

When Jesus talked about the gospel, He meant good news for you. He invites you to not only enjoy the world’s best news yourself, but to help spread it!

Why was the Messiah's gospel message twisted, ignored and largely forgotten?

So just how vital is this sense of future vision to us as we move forward to where we are striving to go?

Most of the Holy Land is desert or semidesert, but it hasn't always been that way. What happened to the Promised Land to turn it from abundance to desert?

This old world could definitely use some refreshing!

What is the Kingdom of God? The gospel or good news of the Kingdom of God was the heart and core of Jesus Christ's message. What did Jesus mean when He talked about the Kingdom of God?

The following questions are intended as a study aid to spur further thought on the concepts discussed in this lesson and help you personally apply them.

Today God's truth continues to go out free of charge to those who request it. Let's look at the biblical example for financing the work of preaching and publishing the good news.

Shouldn't you look into your Bible to see if your beliefs and practices square with what Jesus and His apostles practiced and taught?

Today, with so many churches professing Christianity while teaching widely divergent doctrines, how can we recognize the Church? What are the hallmarks of God's Church? What does it teach? What does it do?