"Bride of Christ" is a metaphor for Jesus' church. Today we hear an extra little nugget often missed in the book of Revelation.

Doesn't it sometimes seem like the Old Testament and New Testament present God differently? Today we'll answer that and help you help others.

Our focus question today has to do with a phrase that God uses: “Then you will know that I am the Lord.” What is the ultimate version of that? What is God’s ultimate mark on you?

Should you, or should you not, answer a fool according to his/her folly? Does the Bible contradict itself here?

How does the declining life expectancy in the United States relate to the health of our relationships?

How should you act in the presence a “king?” In my country we don’t have a king, but in a manner that’s timely given our upcoming election, today’s time in Proverbs will share some wisdom around that.

Some people don't change, even when they have a habit that's killing them. Similarly, some people refuse to repent before a holy God? Why would someone refuse to repent?

We're in a section of Proverbs referred to as “30 sayings of the wise,” so it’s a good time to ask, “What is wisdom, and how do you get it?”

The contains many warnings about false teachers and prophets, but what is the ultimate source for people of falsehood? The quick answer would be correct: Satan. But today’s focus question that we’ll get to in our Bottom Line segment today is about the HOW — How does Satan imitate God’s reality?

Today’s focus question is prompted by something we’ll read in Proverbs today, and asking the question “What does it mean when it says ‘a borrower is slave to the lender’?” is probably obvious on one level. But it sent me on a treasure hunt, and I’ll share with you the results of that little hunt in our Bottom Line segment today.