Children obey your parents so that your life may go well for you and you shall be free from the sin and problems that emerge from an inability to submit to authority.

The Apostle Paul teaches the Ephesian church that mutual submission is the key to developing a Christ following family primarily lived out through a marriage relationship.

Intentional steps are the keys to seeing children and youth stand strong for Christ and make the transition into adulthood still faithfully following Jesus.

Jesus met people in the midst of their emotion and condition after his resurrection and enabled people to say 'I have seen the Lord'. He still does the same today!

It was not a cry of defeat or anguish from the cross but rather a cry of victory and fulfillment. It is finished!

Most people want to do harm to their enemy, but Jesus says be salt and light and love them instead.

Jesus addresses the issue of personal revenge and contrasts the actions of those who are citizens of the Kingdom of God and those who are not.

Jesus hates divorce, but certainly not divorced people. Marriage is a lifelong and exclusive relationship between a man and a woman.

Even our thought lives are subject to Jesus' higher law within the Sermon on the Mount. Jesus warns us against the power of lustful thoughts towards others and its dangers.

Jesus compares the sin that so easily emerges from anger to be as dangerous as murder. We may never physically murder someone but Jesus says our hurtful thoughts against another is just as destructive.