Haman's plan to wipe out all the Jews and Mordecai's speech to Esther is covered in this study.

After the prophet Nathan confronts David about his committing of sexual immorality and murder (2 Samuel 11-12), David pens this Psalm confessing and repenting of his sin. In this psalm we see his confessing and cleansing, while learning the character of God and ultimately the truth that you can be forgiven.

In our first study of Esther, we cover the historical backdrop and are introduced to Esther, Mordecai and Xerxes.

As we conclude the book of 2 Corinthians, we see Paul's heart of love for the Corinthians and how we can love people like Paul did as he followed Christ.

In order to get through to the Corinthians, who have been swayed by false teachers and their boasts, that Paul is going to do some boasting of his own. Of course, when one examines how Paul "boasts", his focus is not on himself but on what Christ has done as he boasts on his suffering.

In our text, Paul addresses the Corinthians foolishness of accepting false teachers with a bit of "foolishness" of his own. We learn how false teachers can easily creep into the church and what we need to look out for.

As we study the short book of 3 John we key in on the three people mentioned and find why their examples are important to us.

We are to be those who love truth and show truth in love. As we study 2 John we discover exactly what that means.