How should we respond to injustice? Malachi provides three responses that will enable us to live uprightly before God and others. 

What happens when we don’t include God in our marriages and relationships? In brief, we will experience consequences. Malachi 2:10–16 provides two commitments to include God in our relationships.

What will last into the ages to come? If Christ is risen, then we have good cause to invest our lives in faith, hope, and love.

What does God think about leftovers? The Lord answers this question in Malachi 1-2 with two worship cautions. 

What should we do when it feels like God doesn't love us? In the opening verses of Malachi, the LORD assures us of His overcoming love.

What are you doing with your "dash"--that line between your birth and death dates? In Luke 19:11–27, Jesus tells a parable on how we ought to live our dash.

How should we respond when people attempt to frighten and intimate us? In Nehemiah 6, we learn not to be distracted by opposition, but to move forward in faith.

When is the best time to have a clean start? Haggai 2:10-23 indicates ASAP! God always wants us to return to Him and avoid His loving discipline and the consequences of our sin.

Where can peace be found? Only at the Mountain of the House of the Lord, where all nations will gather to learn his Law to walk in his ways. Walking in light of this today, partnering with other peoples and languages, despite the challenges, we present the world with signs of the Kingdom.

Has God forsaken Israel? What does the future hold for the Jewish people? Romans 11 provides answers.