Are You a Person of Character?
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on March 5, 2005 under Bible study, Single | 
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This lesson is an expository study of Psalm 15.
Priorities
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on January 22, 2005 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
This study of Revelation 2 helps the reader identify proper biblical priorities.
Time
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on January 9, 2005 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
This lesson helps listeners identify and assess where they are spending their time. Included is a worksheet for them to record their activities for one week.
The Power of Choice
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on December 25, 2004 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
An older lesson about Mary, Jesus’ mother. Presented at Christmas time, but useful anytime. The lesson emphasizes Mary’s responsible reaction to God’s plan for her life in contrast to those who play the role of victim and suffer the consequences.
Qualifications of a Pastor
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on July 14, 2004 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
This study of 1 Tim. 3 and Titus 1 identifies the biblical qualifications of a pastor and then helps the reader apply those standards to their own life.
Control Your Mind
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on May 1, 2004 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
This lesson is a practical treatment of Phil. 4:8, and is a very valuable and important discipline for all believers to understand and practice.
[Update: I updated this lesson in December 2015 as a part of a later series. Find the update here.]
Community
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on April 18, 2004 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
This simple lesson attempts to draw ideas from the early church to help us better understand the importance and practice of community within the church. Passage studied is Acts 2:42-47.
The Fear of the Lord
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on November 2, 2003 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
This lesson attempts to deepen the understanding of having a biblical fear of God and presents many blessings that come with it. This is an older lesson format. The starting passage is Psalm 34.
Your Greatest Need
Posted by Jonathan Bingham on September 7, 2003 under Bible study, Single | Be the First to Comment
A comparative study of two sections of Mark 10 intended to lead the student to discover his or her truly greatest need.