The students will be able to explain that the Bible was directed and inspired by God himself, and is the infallible Word of God bearing the unique stamp of its Author.

The students will be able to explain that the church is God’s House, and that because it is holy and the place where we come to offer Him worship, we should respect His House.

The students will be able to explain the importance of honoring the Lord’s name. This would include refraining from colloquial or slang derivatives, oaths and blasphemy, and careless or irreverent usage of His name.

The students will be able to explain that a vow is a voluntary promise to God to perform some service or do something pleasing to Him. Vows are not regarded as a religious necessity. But once they have been made, they must be considered sacred and binding, so they must not be made rashly.

The students will be able to explain that the Lord’s Supper is the means by which believers commemorate the death of Christ. They will learn the scriptural requirement for participation and be able to relate that Christ’s washing of His disciples’ feet was an example to us.

The students will be able to explain that the miracle of Christ’s Resurrection is the heart of the Christian faith. It establishes the risen Christ as the source of redemption and transforms the tragedy of the Cross into the source of life and hope for all mankind.

The students will be able to relate that God made man in His image and likeness, and has designed that man should be the temple of God.

The students will be able to explain that the doctrines are the fundamental teachings of the Christian faith revealed to us in God’s Word. They will recognize that the ministry is charged in God’s Word to establish guidelines or policies for the church that are in harmony with Bible doctrines. The students will see that a high standard of Christian living with unhindered fellowship is the primary purpose for such guidelines.

The students will be able to explain that the Lord’s Day is a day consecrated to Him. When we honor His day by setting it apart from other days of the week, we can expect God’s blessing.

The students will be able to explain that there is nothing so essential to the growth of Christian experience as consecration. There is nothing that will as surely bring the power for service into one’s life as keeping that life constantly on the altar and at the bidding of God’s will.

The students will be able to explain that it is the responsibility of the parents to teach their children the truths of God’s Word. And as the family participates in studying and praying together, they will have the blessing of God.

The students will be able to explain that the power of God attests to the reality of a supernatural force. God is (1) present everywhere, (2) all-powerful, and (3) knows all things.

The students will be able to explain the importance of using the abilities God has given them knowing that the call He has placed upon their lives will be commensurate with the talents they possess. When these talents are offered to God, they will be blessed by Him.