What parts of your life do you need to give to God? Additionally, what is the deal with race in the Old Testament? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the fact that we need to give our whole life to God. Additionally, he addresses some questions regarding Israel’s relationship with foreigners in the Old Testament.

How does a Christian honor God and witness to the world through their relationship with their spouse? What role does each spouse fulfill in a marriage? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the role of men and women in marriage and how that relates to our Gospel witness.

How do you study a passage? In this group discussion, John Horning leads the youth group through the process of reading and understanding a passage, using Nehemiah’s revival as the example passage.

How does a Christian relate to authority? Why does a Christian relate to authority the way he does? In this lesson, John Horning discusses this crucial part of a Christian’s testimony: submission to authority.

As Christians, we need to be on guard against falsehood. Where does that falsehood come from? How do we go about defending ourselves from it? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the example of Nehemiah and his response when surrounded by deception and lies.

How are Christians supposed to see the world? What categories do people fall into? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the way that Christians should see people and how they should live based on that categorization.

How are Christians supposed to see the world? What categories do people fall into? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the way that Christians should see people and how they should live based on that categorization.

How is a Christian supposed to live in response to salvation? What do modern Christians have that we might not appreciate? In this lesson, John Horning discusses the work of a Christian in response to salvation.

How can you know if you’ll go to Heaven? Is it possible to know before you actually stand before God? In this lesson, John Horning discusses God’s work in salvation, it’s security, and how you can know you’re saved before meeting God.

What does influence and power reveal about the person that holds it? Does power corrupt, or does it just reveal what already existed? In this lesson, John Horning compares the righteous leadership of Nehemiah and the exploitative practices of the rich Jews of his day.