Our society has clearly seen a significant change in attitudes about sex and relationships in the past few decades. So what does the Bible say about sex and relationships?

One of the more subtle temptations we can face is the temptation to be liked ... to fit in with those around us. But this can sometimes lead us to live in a way that is contrary to the way God wants us to live.

Most people wouldn't see success as a temptation. They might see it more as a blessing. But success can entice us to live in a way that is contrary to the way God would want us to live.

What comes into your mind when you hear the word "temptation"? Genesis 3 gives us a case study into the nature of temptation.

Paul wants to reassure the Thessalonians that those who have died will not miss out at being with Jesus.

Paul calls on the Thessalonians to live godly lives, to love one another and to love their neighbours. They should be living lives shaped by the Gospel.

Paul explains his travel plans and talks about Timothy’s report from the Thessalonian church. We see what stands at the heart of Paul’s ministry.

The lives of the believers in Thessalonian church have been dramatically transformed by the Gospel.

Paul wants to boast about the things that will show his weakness and God's grace. He has a lot he could boast about – but he would prefer to boast about what God has done for him and point the Corinthians to God. Paul puts the focus back on the Gospel message of Jesus.