Author: Jennifer Sum

Jesus came to die for our sins so that we can be reconciled into friendship with God. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 7.

We need the Holy Spirit’s help to teach how to pray. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 8.

We are the most satisfied and liberated when we fulfil God’s purpose for us. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 9.

Our sinful actions are driven by our desire for security, pleasure, self-worth, and comfort. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 10.

The Holy Spirit cleanses our hearts as we repent. We can literally feel different inside. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 11.

A coping mechanism is how we adapt to stress, in a desire for control and comfort. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 12.

The performance standards we place on ourselves make it hard for us to follow God’s will. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 13.

Inner vows are pledges we make ourselves to live by certain principles. They are led by our flesh. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 14.

People see weakness as a defect, but God uses our weaknesses for His glory. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 15.

Spiritual gifts can be misused for self-centred or occult purposes. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 16.

Words are powerful. God spoke creation into existence with His words. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 17.

Judgements lead to many evil thoughts and actions, including racism and genocide. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 19.

Our emotions drive our outlook, memories, self-image, and relationships. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 20.

God commands us to honour our parents. This should not be confused with idolising them. Click here for the lesson notes: Lesson 21.