Passover commemorates how our sins were forgiven. King David’s adultery with Bathsheba produced an innocent child. However, David repented, and God forgave him.

God wants us to understand what He did for us and why. We are commanded to enter this time in the correct frame of mind. We must assess our lives and change. 

When we’ve sinned and repented, how important is it to also make restitution? How important is it in dealing with others? And how important is it with God?

Let’s examine this important instruction from Jesus Christ.

Christ says that the first shall be last and the last shall be first, but what does this actually mean?

God inspired Paul to write, “Fathers, do not provoke your children.” As our Father, God models this standard. What does provoke mean, and how does God deal with us?

What were Jesus Christ’s last words as He hung on the cross? What do they mean, and what can we learn from them?

Scripture offers valuable help for dealing with spiritual crises. Let’s look at three important steps: maintain control, analyze the situation and take real action.

Leaving everything behind and heading for the Promised Land. Do you really want to go? Are you ready?

The Bible often refers to our hearts as the seat of our intent, which governs our lives. What does this mean? How should Christians maintain a right heart before God?