How is a Christian supposed to live life on this earth knowing that they will live forever with God one day? If our time on earth is so brief, then what should we focus on in the time God gives us here? Paul answers that very question by showing Christians how they can set their minds and hearts on things above and by this means they can do the most earthly good.

For someone who has been a Christian for any length of time, it is often tempting to be discouraged. Even though we may be trying to live for God and serve at church, we sometimes feel as if it is not really accomplishing anything. That is how the Jewish people felt after returning to Jerusalem from exile. But God evaluates the situation differently. And what He tells them has much benefit for us as well.

We love the Jesus who turns water into wine, bringing joy to a doomed wedding reception. But how often do we gravitate towards the Jesus, who just a few days later cleanses the Temple by force? In this passage, we learn how Jesus was consumed with zeal for the worship of God and how we should exercise the same zeal in our own lives as God's Temple.

In Hebrews 12, the Christian reader is told to keep running the race while focussing on Jesus. But how can a Christian know if he is faithfully running the Christian race as he ought? This passage (Hebrews 12:1-17) gives several check-points to help us evaluate.

What does our Church body look like? In Ephesians we can only either look like Christ or the world. As Christians we need to put off our old self and put on the new self, created after the likeness of God.

How similar is Grace Church to the church that Paul commends so highly in Thessalonica? Paul challenges Christians to what is most important and is counsel for each one of us.

In Psalm 84, the author tells us that the greatest thing in life is to enjoy the blessing of God – knowing Him and living in relationship with Him. How can we dwell with God, belong to God and find our rest and home in Him? The Psalmist helpfully answers all of these questions an

How can we be a good friend? Specifically, how can we be a good Christian friend in the church? We are provided with four ways to do so in order to encourage each other to become more like Jesus. Have you heard these four commands? Are you following them in the church?

What does Easter mean? The Bible clearly tells us that Jesus did something at easter but what was it specifically? In this passage, we find five actions of God toward us at Easter. Have you received or experienced these five actions of God?

Have you ever asked for an explanation, but once the explanation was given, you were even more confused? That was the situation with Nicodemus, a Jewish Leaders who came to Jesus with some questions. But if we push through his initial confusion, we will gain great clarity concerning who Jesus is and what He came to do.