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Peter asks Jesus how many times we should forgive someone.

This lesson will cover Paul’s circuitous and far-from- pleasant trip to Rome. In it, we will examine his relentless determination to suffer well while serving faithfully. Even while undergoing deprivations and difficulties that would make most men give up, Paul remained faithful to his calling and determined to trust God with his life and message.

Jesus is arrested and walks through trials, with some Jewish leaders attacking him and calling for his death.

Jesus teaches the disciples, who have given up everything to follow him, how hard it is for the rich in this world to enter the kingdom of God.

Paul finds himself under house arrest in Rome, awaiting a trial before Nero, the Roman Emperor. But he is far from perturbed or anxious about his state of affairs. During his lengthy two-year imprisonment, Paul writes a series of letters to the churches he had helped to launch. In this lesson, we will examine the key themes and doctrines found in these prison epistles.

Jesus warns a confident Peter that Satan has demanded to test his faith.

In this lesson, we will look at the five “missing” years that seem to occur after the end of the Book of Acts. Our primary source will be Paul’s final letter (2 Timothy). Our objective is to assess the viability of a fourth trip that Paul took it. We will also look at his final trial and subsequent execution.

Jesus is delivered to be crucified and does what he alone can do — atone for sin and save.

In this week’s message we cover three whole chapters of Nehemiah. Chapters 6 & 7 mark a turning point in the book of Nehemiah as Gods people humble themselves before God and turn back toward Him.