Today, we are in 1 Timothy 2. Christians are accused of saying there is only one way to heaven. Do you agree?

In 1 Timothy 1, Paul also reminds Timothy, and us, Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners and we can be saved by His mercy. Have you been saved by His mercy? If so, does your heart issue love from a good conscience and a sincere faith?

Today, we finish 2 Thessalonians with chapter 3. Paul finishes his second letter by seeking prayer and warning against idleness. “If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat” (v. 10) or “do not grow weary in doing good” (v. 13). Which is it when it comes to the poor?

In Thessalonians 2. Paul answers questions about the day of the Lord. He reminds us not to be quickly shaken or alarmed. The day of the Lord cannot come until the son of destruction exalts himself. Will you recognize him, or be deceived?

In 2 Thessalonians 1, Paul tells us to persevere in the midst of persecutions.

In 1 Thessalonians 5, Paul closes his letter with a Christian "to-do" list. When you master it, let us know.

In 1 Thessalonians 4, Paul answers questions about the coming of the Lord, commonly referred to as the rapture. He also comments on the will of God. Do you wonder about the rapture, or the will of God?

In 1 Thessalonians 3, Paul hears the Thessalonians are standing firm despite persecution. Have you suffered because of your faith? Can you stand firm? Have you?

In 1 Thessalonians 2, Paul shares he, Silas, and Timothy were entrusted with the gospel. They shared it in Thessalonica and people converted to Christianity. Do you think you are entrusted with the gospel? Are you sharing it?

In Thessalonians 1, the church heard the Word of the Lord, they became an example to others. Is that what happened to you when you heard the Word of the Lord? Have you become an example to others? Do others see Christianity in you?

Today, we finish the Book of Colossians with chapter 4. Has God opened a door of ministry to you? Are you fulfilling it?

In Colossians 3, the question is, “How should Christians live?” Do you set your mind on earthly or heavenly things?

In Colossians 2, we will learn the fullness of God dwells in Jesus, His Son. We are also instructed to walk in Him. Are you walking in Jesus? Do people see that in you?

Colossians 1 is a study on walk. Are you walking in a manner worthy of the Lord?

In Philippians 4, we are to be anxious for nothing, guarding our hearts and minds in Jesus, thinking on godly things, and leaning on God who strengthens us. Do you fret or do you have the peace of Christ? Where is your mind? On the things of the world or the things above?

In Philippians 3, Paul explains to the believers at Philippi his qualifications. What is your spiritual resume? Paul counts it all loss to serve Jesus. Can you? He reminds us to press on in our growth as Christians. Are you still growing, or are you spiritually relaxing?

In Philippians 2, Paul reminds us God is at work in each of us for His good pleasure. We are reminded to give up self and serve others as Jesus did. Are you still selfish, or are you serving others?

In Philippians 1, Paul establishes the point that Christianity is not a destination; it is a journey.

We conclude the Book of Ephesians with chapter 6. Paul covers raising children and the armor of God. Are you dressed for battle?

Ephesians 5 is about walking in love, and husbands and wives. Wives are to submit to their husbands, and husbands are to love their wives. If you are married, is this what you see in each other?

In Ephesians 4, we are instructed to walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which we have been called. There are some pretty high standards in this chapter, like be angry and sin not, let no corrupt talk come out of your mouth, and be kind to one another. How is your walk?

Today brings us to Ephesians 3. Do you know the mystery of the ages?

In Ephesians 2, there is a great passage in scripture, one of the most famous passages in all the Bible. Look for it in Ephesians 2. Are we saved by what we do or by what we believe?

In Him, we have it all. In Him, we have everything we need. In Him, we can live a spiritual life on earth.

Today, we wrap-up Galatians with chapter 6. Throughout Galatians, Paul raised and addressed concerns about the church in Galatia. His goal was to keep them on the right track and restore their faith in the one true gospel. Have you wandered off the path? How can the Book of Galatians bring you back?

Galatians 5 ends with the fruit of the Spirit. Can you name the fruit of the Spirit? How do people see you walking in the fruit of the Spirit in your life?

Galatians 4 is about adoption, being grafted in, becoming joint heirs. Are you in the family of God? How does one get in, or is it automatic?

Galatians 3 clarifies the gospel message. Paul makes the way to heaven clear. Do you think being a good person is what it takes to get into heaven? How good is good enough?

Paul claims to be crucified with Christ. What does that mean, and can you claim the same?

The true gospel may not please men, but it is still the unchanging true gospel. Who are you pleasing, man or God?

Have you been exposed to false teachings? Test yourself, are you standing firm?

Do you get spiritually arrogant at times? Or, has God provided a thorn in your flesh to keep you humble?

In chapter 11, Paul warns against being led astray to a different gospel. Do you know the one true gospel?

In 2 Corinthians 10, Paul defends himself. Have you ever had the need, or desire, to defend yourself? Do you use your god-given gifts to influence those around you?

2 Corinthians 9 is a continuation of chapter 8, with more biblical principles on giving. Do you give? Cheerfully?

In 2 Corinthians 8, Paul covers giving. What are your thoughts about giving to your church and other Christian nonprofit organizations?

In 2 Corinthians 7, Paul argues there is no reason to be yoked with unbelievers because we have so many promises, so many blessings, in the Lord. Do you believe that?

In 2 Corinthians 6, Paul warns us not to get yoked with unbelievers. In marriage, or in life, are you partners with light or darkness?

In 2 Corinthians 5, Paul, a tentmaker, describes life in a tent. But he says we get to exchange our tents for heavenly bodies as new creations in Christ. Is your tent wearing out? Do you long for a heavenly body?

2 Corinthians 4 is one of Allen's favorite chapters of scripture. He will share why. Do you share light in the darkness?

2 Corinthians 3 is a hard chapter to understand. Sometimes our faces, minds, and hearts are still under a veil of confusion. But, where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom. Are you veiled or free?

In 2 Corinthians 2, Paul discusses pain and suffering. Do you have strained relationships? Are you willing to initiate reconciliation?

Today, we begin Paul's second letter to the Corinthians. Difficulty and Christianity help us to rely, not only on ourselves, but on God.

Paul encourages the Corinthians to support the church and missions. Do you agree with Paul and support your local church and various missions?

1 Corinthians 15, Paul announces the resurrection not only of Jesus, but ours! Do you believe you will be physically resurrected?

In 1 Corinthians 14, Paul shares about the gift of tongues. Do you speak with your tongue, with forked tongue, or in tongues?

1 Corinthians 13 is well known as the Love Chapter. Is your definition of love based on the Bible or Hollywood? What is your love quotient?

1 Corinthians 12 deals with spiritual gifts. Do you know yours?

In 1 Corinthians 11, Paul covers creative order and the Lord’s Supper. Do you believe the head of every man is Christ, the head of every wife is her husband, and the head of Christ is God, or two out of three?

In 1 Corinthians 10, Paul admonishes us not to test God. He also reminds us our feet cannot be planted in Him and in the world. Where are your feet planted?