What unites Christians is mainly the Spirit who dwells within each of us. To maintain the unity of the Spirit we must walk in the light.

Evangelism not only shows people how they can experience eternal life, but also how they can experience deep satisfaction. Jesus offer this satisfaction to all people as a gift.

Primarily, we tend to think of sin as breaking a rule, but we should primarily think of it as breaking a heart, namely God's heart.

Envy is a common struggle, but John the Baptist seemed impervious to it. Why? He had a firm grasp of the sovereignty of God, his calling from God, and the greatness of Christ.

In John 3:16-21, the apostle John provides his own commentary on Jesus' interaction with Nicodemus. In doing so he answers a number of questions. Why would God send his Son to be lifted up? Why will people not come to the light? Why will others come to the light?

Feeling like a beloved child of God is not trivial, because all our love for others is a refection of and a response to God's love for us. To sense God's love we should earnestly seek his face through his Word and prayer.

Psalm 6 is the first of the seven penitential psalms. This psalm shows us how our relationship with God can be restored after we have sinned and are experiencing his heavy hand of discipline.

While we may be tempted to see weakness in the church, as it is comprised of imperfect, sinful men. Colossians 3:12-17; Ephesians 4:2-3; Galatians 6:2; Hebrews 10:24-25

John 3:16 highlights the greatness of God's love, which is seen clearly when we look at the object of God's love, the origin of God's love, the cost of God's love, the intensity of God's love, and the benefits of God's love.

John 1:14