“Hallowed be your name” and “your kingdom come” are calls to action on the part of God, and within us.

A look at the Jerusalem Council (Acts 15) and Paul’s letter to Corinth (1 Cor. 8-10) helps us to see how the New Testament applies the principles behind the law.

When we look at what Jesus prayed for, we get a glimpse into the heart of our Savior.

We look at 1 John 4 and ask the question, “What does it mean to fear the Lord?”

Paul attempts to get the church to focus on our mission and our unseen eternal reward.

Though we are fragile and broken like clay jars, it is Christ’s light that shines through us!

How are Christians supposed to live in a world that seemingly fears everything? We beign a look at what the Bible says about fear and anxiety.

When we focus on our community relationships, we treat each other different than the world.