Matthew 12:22-38 - Don't imagine that you have a sin that is too big for God to deal with. There is no sin too big or too small for God to forgive. However, God's word is very clear - he that believeth not is condemned already. It really is not a good thing for you to not believe that God sent his only begotten Son into the world to pay the price for your sin.

Romans 6:14-23 -

Romans 6:8-13 - The very thought of continuing in sin, after being saved by the grace of God, is abhorrent. When the Lord Jesus Christ laid down his life on the cross he did so having lived a life of perfection.

Acts 4:1-23 - A man had been healed in the name of Jesus Christ. Peter and John were under arrest, how would they respond?

Luke 2:39-52 - On their annual visit to Jerusalem Joseph and Mary mistakenly left Jesus behind.

Matthew 24:35-25:13 - If you cherry pick verses, you will lose the full view of what Scripture teaches. We need to use both a microscope to see the details and a wide angle lens to see the full picture. In these three parables, Jesus is teaching us to prepare for his second coming.

Romans 6:1-7 - The apostle Paul has looked at the blessings of justification. Now he turns to living as a result of justification.

Haggai 2:10-19 - The prophet questioned the priests and so brought them to confess the truth of the law. Bad contaminates good. The people were building the temple, but with wrong attitudes. Repentence would lead to blessing.

Luke 2:25-38 - Anna was an elderly woman who had experiences sorrow in her life. However, she lived a life of hope and prayer. She was greatly blessed in meeting Jesus.

Romans 5:20-21 - God's law is clear - you are told to love God with your whole being and your neighbour as yourself. But that is something that none of us can do. In me dwelleth no good thing. God's law does not make us good. Rather it shines a bright light and exposes our sins. It shows us what we really are - natural born sinners. Do you see yourself in the light of God's law? Have you seen the grace of God? It abounds much more than our sin.