The students will be capable of telling the spiritual value, as well as the everyday worth of Jesus’ teachings pertaining to humility, contrition, and meekness.

The students will be able to explain that mercy is essential to Christian living, that unless we extend mercy we will not receive it.

The students will be able to tell why a Christian’s influence, as he wholly follows Christ, is of utmost importance in this present world.

The students will be able to explain that the Mosaic Law had a time and place, but its main purpose was to point to Jesus Christ, the fulfillment of the Law, and lead men to Him.

The students will be able to explain that benevolent giving or the giving of alms is more than giving money. Alms also means doing kind deeds for the unfortunate and should be done without thought of reward.

The students will be able to relate that fasting and prayer are powerful tools when seeking the whole will of God and the demonstration of His power.

The students will be able to explain the importance of establishing the right priorities—that the heavenly investment of our lives is for eternity while any other investment is for this life only.

The students will be able to explain that as we make the material cares of life subordinate to our service to God, He will manifest His providential care unfailingly.

The students should be able to explain that God forbids judging one another—we must judge ourselves. However, the fruit of a person’s life, is indicative of his spiritual attainments.

The students should be able to explain that petitioning prayer without faith is ineffective, but when used together, the believer receives an answer from God.

The students should be able to explain why the Golden Rule is the key to a successful relationship between one person and another.

The students will be able to explain that there are two ways—the narrow way to Heaven, and the broad way to Hell. It is vital to make sure that we are on the right way.

The students should be able to explain why it is important not only to hear what Jesus says, but to do what He says.