We're not alone or destined to fail when facing temptations, even though it may feel that way. God promises to provide a way of escape.

Many people discipline their bodies, but how well do we discipline our spiritual lives? Running the race for God's Kingdom requires it.

Church members have an opportunity and privilege to generously love, support, and advocate for their pastors in word and deed.

When we surrender to Christ, some things in life may stay the same while others must change. How do we know which is which?

The goal of church discipline is to restore a person back to proper faith, behavior, and relationships according to biblical truth.

We know we should not be stumbling blocks to others regarding faith, but what does that mean?

We won’t be effective ambassadors for Christ if we conform to the world and its sinful ways.

We've sinned countless times against God. We can bear sin's burden, or Jesus can pay our fine and declare us not guilty. Which will it be?

Enduring difficult times may be challenging, but God can use them to build our character and deepen our hope in Christ.

Nobody needs to teach us how to sin. We are natural experts. We must, therefore, become new creations in Christ.

Sometimes we see God's hand best in hindsight as we reflect on what we thought were shipwrecks. God works through those times for our good.

It hurts to be called derogatory names, but as Christians, we must prepare ourselves for attacks in a world increasingly hostile to Christ.

Everyone has a God-given conscience, although some learn to suppress it. Use it as the early warning system God made it to be.

What is your life's purpose? Can you state it clearly? Has it changed? Have your ways of accomplishing it varied over time?

Our joy as Christians does not depend on our outward circumstances. Instead, it depends on our relationship with Jesus Christ.

God is patient but balances his patience with sure justice according to his perfect timing.

If you ask others to describe you, what words might they use? Will anyone put "Christian" on their list?

The words "No" and "Lord" should never be used together, yet our actions may scream them even if our mouths do not.

Sometimes, we only see God’s hand at work through hindsight, but we can know He always works for our good and His glory.

As citizens of an earthly nation and the Kingdom of God, Christians must sometimes make hard choices between the temporal and the eternal.