As we suggested in previous lessons, we encourage you to look up, in your own Bible, all the scriptural references mentioned but not directly quoted in this lesson.

In this lesson we examine the process by which our lives can be turned to God—the process of conversion.

What within us leads us to sin?

What does the Bible say about real repentance and its importance to our relationship with God.

It is through baptism that we formally make our commitment to permanently turn from sin and surrender our lives to God.

Those reconciled to God through faith in Christ's sacrifice must continue living in the faith—that is, in harmony with the fundamental beliefs taught from all of God's Word.

God wants us to put obedience to Him and seeking His righteousness and His Kingdom ahead of everything else in this life.

Being baptized and receiving the Holy Spirit are the beginning of a new life in Christ. We should request baptism as soon as possible after repenting.

Blinded by false but popular doctrines and traditions that have passed from one generation to another, these deceived teachers are among Satan's most influential tools of deception.

We find an inspiring example of God helping His faithful servants in a time of crisis in the book of Daniel.

It is beyond the scope of this lesson to cover everything God does for us through His Spirit. Read the next lesson.