A crime is more serious when one has spent time and thought planning it out. So, is sin just sin, or can one find himself in a deeper hole after forethought and consideration?

This is the time of year that "Pomp and Circumstance" makes the playlist as seniors grasp for that hard-fought diploma. If you attend a graduation ceremony - why? We consider the reasoning while looking at where honor fits among God's creation.....

Titus records that we should live soberly, righteously and Godly. In this light, what does Godly bring that the other two do not already illustrate? This is an interesting term that can be difficult to grasp, but its true meaning is foundational in our life as a child of our Heavenly Father.

For the grace of God that bringeth salvation hath appeared to all men, Teaching us that, denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, we should live soberly, righteously, and godly, in this present world;

We consider the second word in the series of three in telling us how we should live - righteously.

While the majority believe in Heaven, is our concept of Heaven correct?

How many words would it take to give a good summary of what God expects of his children? There are three - just three that are used that give a good overview and summary - the first is sober. We consider....

The 23rd Psalm is known possibly more than most - yet the strength we can gain from understanding the depth of the concept of the Lord as our Shepherd.

We can have attributes that include the key attributes that represent the Divine. We recently talked of Grace. Two others that we consider this week is love and foregiveness.

While some things of God are hidden, there are traits of his nature, character that are revealed. This "Divine Nature" is something that has been promised to us. What significance is this and what are some of these traits that our God has that we too could - and should - have?

Cain's sin changed the plan of God to use Seth. While Cain's family had success in some ways, they continued on the path of going against God.