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| These individual bible studies have been written by Key To The Kingdom authors. |
 Walking With GodWe take look at what it can mean for us to do God's work and to walk with Him in our lives. |
| True Faithfulness True faithfulness to God is the domain in which Christians belong. So what are believers called to do in order that we may be faithful to Christ in our lives? How can we see it through? |
| The Importance Of Fellowship This article briefly outlines the origin of fellowship and explains the importance of gathering together as a family to worship and praise God. |
| The Final Hours Of Jesus This lesson lays out the events during the final hours of Jesus' life before, up to and including His crucifixion and resurrection. This lesson is also available as a download. |
| Personal Prayer - A Short Study Our intimate relationship with our heavenly Father through Jesus Christ is of paramount importance. Prayer is how we communicate with God. |
| His Name Is Jesus As believers, Jesus Christ should be the very centre of our lives in everything that we may do. We need to place our trust in our Saviour completely. |
| The Baptism Of The Holy Spirit One of the most fantastic gifts we could ever receive from our Lord and Saviour is the gift of the Helper, the Comforter - the Holy Spirit! |
| Guard Your Spiritual Life It is so easy for us to neglect our need for God's Word, prayer and fellowship. It is essential that we use the tools given to us by God to take control of our devotional lives. |
| Being Led By The Holy Spirit It is vitally important that we as christians learn how to be led by the Holy Spirit. The enemy waits hovering at every turn to try and deceive us. |
| The Gravity Of The Gospel It is vital that we continue to recognise the seriousness of the commitment we have made to follow God and to obey his commandments. |
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Trials teach us what we are; they dig up the soil, and let us see what we are made of.
Charles Spurgeon
