Others may choose differently, and they will have to suffer the consequences, but Paul says: "As for you, brothers, do not grow weary in doing good." 2 Thessalonians 3:13 If you are second-guessing whether doing the right thing or doing good is really worth it, allow this Bible Bite to encourage your heart.

Do you have a heart for children and young people? Your Master did and still does. It is heart work and hard work. How effectively are you bridging the cohorts?

We have a small window of opportunity to influence their lives for good and for God. All too quickly, they leave those tender years behind them and move out into the mainstream of adult thinking.

Reaping what we sow is a timeless and Biblical principle. There can be considerable pressure from the majority to say yes about a certain decision, but if someone you respect says no, and you have an unsettled feeling inside, do not proceed. Choices come with consequences. You won't get away with violating your conscience.

We can be overwhelmed with all we are planning to accomplish. There can be a certain arrogance in human plans and in Christian plans. A busy life does not necessarily mean a quality life for the Lord.

If you are a parent, raising your children is a more significant responsibility than running a corporation. God has entrusted you with the responsibility of raising your family in the fear of the Lord for their spiritual good and ultimately for God's glory. Consider the insights offered in this Bible Bite.

Are placards or peaceful protests targeting lifestyles, locations or events the best way to win souls for Christ? Look closely at the approach Jesus used to win souls to Himself. Consider what the Bible says about soul-winning.

Often, children are afraid of adult strangers. Many are even scared of Santa Claus in a shopping mall. What was it about Jesus that drew children and their parents to Him? What lessons can we learn to improve our interactions with them as we seek to win them to Christ?

Have you ever wondered if you and your Lord share the same priorities for your life? The alarm bells should go off when I discover a divergence in priorities and a disconnect with His will.

Restless nights could be caused by a storm that is raging in a Christian's life. Heavy burdens can cause insomnia. How can the God of Peace calm your troubled heart?