Children are expected to be immature, and similarly the babe in Christ is expected to be spiritually mature. However, God's plan is for you to quickly move towards the direction of maturity. There is such a thing as a mature Christian, and we must strive to be that.

A mature Christian is one who does not murmur or complain when facing hardship. This is a difficult task if we don't keep our priorities in order, but it's possible to live with unbridled faith like Job.

When unrepentant sin is present in the lives of saints, how should the church respond? Sometimes the answer is easier read than done. Consider what the Bible says about how to handle sin in the camp.

Christianity is easier read than done. We have to be sincerely motivated to follow God's word wholeheartedly. In

Part 2 of this series we are looking at forgiveness. How can we say we love God if we don't forgive our brethren?

Christianity is easier read than done. We have to be sincerely motivated to follow God's word wholeheartedly.

Part 1 of this series dives into our devotion to Christ. We must want to do God's will not because of what we can get out of it, but because we love him.

What is a mature church, and how can a congregation become one? Congregations need to standfast in the word of God and have their conduct show that. A strong church is made up of spiritually strong members.

The local membership is the core of any congregation, but what about those people that "float" from place to place? What are the implications on the work they are required to do? Or what of the elders' responsibility to them?

The best place to learn about leadership is God's word. In this series we will look at various leaders throughout the Bible and pull lessons that they teach us. This week we are looking at one of Israel's  great leaders, Nehemiah.

The best place to learn about leadership is God's word. In this series we will look at various leaders throughout the Bible and pull lessons that they teach us. This week we are looking at King Hezekiah, one of the few great leaders of God's chosen people.

The Elders job is something we can easily understand. Concisely, they should watch over the souls of the flock. But how would you describe the work of the Deacon? What are their responsibilities?