God’s Word has much to say about the matters of government and economics.

Read with me as we attempt to peer into Paul’s mind on how to overcome adversities. I think you’ll find it fascinating, arresting, and quite helpful and, as I am praying, also encouraging for you.

Every believer is called by Christ to a purpose, and for you, it is to the political realm. What may look to you like defeats may be a part of His divine plan.

In this study, “Gaining an Increasing Personal Sensitivity to Arrogance,” I want to examine the subject of humility from at least four of its scriptural characteristics: its Enemy, its Example, its Expression and its End. I think you will find this study to be quite instructive in your relationship to God, others, and self. My prayer remains constant that what follows from God’s inspired Word will aid your personal quest and maturation in Christlikeness for His glory. That is always our goal in Bible study. Don’t let pride sink your ship.

In the same-sex marriage debate, there is increasing reluctance by believers to mention the book of Leviticus. In this study, I will attempt not only to familiarize you with this book, but also explain how it impacts the debate.

What is universalism?
On all matters of faith and practice, do we submit our preconceived ideas, political beliefs, and manifest actions to the authority of God’s Word, or is God’s Word secondary to opinions of “Dr. Wellithink”?

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How does a political leader best live above reproach when serving in public office? What does the Word of God teach us about this subject? Should a sitting elected official live every day in anxiety, worrying about people in basements who are plotting to spin information to damage their opponents? Let’s search the Scriptures on this matter and see what God has for us.

While some churches teach that believers should be involved only in evangelism and abstain from a career in politics, that’s not what the Bible teaches. “You are the salt of the earth…” and “You are the light of the world…” (Matthew 5:13, 14) indicate that all believers are to have a here-and-now influence in addition to evangelism and discipleship.

What follows are the biblical arguments for participation in the State in ways beyond evangelism.

Are only Jesus’ words worth reading? Should those who are followers of Christ mind only His words spoken while He was in His physical body? What about the other writers who authored the books of the New Testament? Are their books inspired and authoritative?

Ephesians is worth mastering for the sake of personal edification and wisdom in policy making. Be intent to learn the mind of God from His Book!

In a biblical sense, have you ever thought about what the Bible identifies as the characteristics of an honorable person?