We live in a world full of temptation, of seductions. To walk in repentance is to continually withdraw or turn your soul from sin.

Jesus, the good shepherd, pursues the one who is lost to save them and to make them his. He's not about crowds. He's not about masses. He's about individuals.

A trembling heart does not turn aside even when it has failed in sin. It remembers what great things God has done.

The scriptures say the law came by Moses, but grace and truth came by Jesus Christ. Grace is what makes the gift of God so great and the message so joyful. Grace gives us the treasure and the joys of heaven based on the merit of another.

Jesus talks about believing almost 100 times in the gospels. He challenged people on being a believer more than anything else in the Bible.

God is longing to pour out His glory on the earth. He chooses to do it through those who believe, those who call on his name in fervent prayer.

Jesus warned that in the last days that an abundance of false prophets would seek to draw people after themselves. Even people who speak a prophetic word can be false teachers. Are you able to discern the truth?

Simplicity of heart means single and sincere devotion. The opposite of a simple faith is a heart cluttered with multiple cares, affections and distractions.

Though Rahab's name means "wide and proud" she chose to humble herself and go the narrow way.

Some contemporary voices claim that God has abandoned Israel, no longer having any concern for its future, because Israel has largely rejected Jesus Christ. But does this perspective align with biblical teaching?