Who doesn't want to have victory? To win? To succeed? Christ shared the key to achiving such, and it is not something that seems "strong" enough to have that big a part. So just how "big" is this faith thing?

The term Gospel means Good News. This is a term that we are accustomed to hearing, and the lessons we read can possibly loose some value over time. We refresh our memory of exactly what this Good News is as it was proclaimed to the early Church.

Not only are followers of Christ promised LIFE, but a life with abundance. We consider what this offers, where abundance can be found as well as where abundance cannot be found.

We consider the importance of understanding all information shared, sometimes from different writers at different times, in order to gain the full understanding of what is expected of man.

We consider the purpose of it all. Even the wisest among us struggled until he found what it is all about. We consider the depth of this little word "Life" and recall the things that should come first.

Preaching is a subject in several places, and the responsibilities that accompany this work is just as importance.

Matthew 7:1 is a most often quoted verse. And I suggest it is a verse perhaps most taken out of context. Are Christians taught not to pass judgment? We consider what Christ (and others) taught on this subject.

Satan knows his Bible? He knows it well enough to misquote or to take verses out of context. We consider how this method can be just as effective/deceptive with us.

We consider a phrase leading into the verse that talks about judgment in 2 Corinthians. This simple phrase of being pleasing to God is such a good summary of what is expected.

The book of James can be considered conflicting to other writings, but it is in perfect harmony. We consider the views of some today while also aligning it with the rest of God's word.