Many believers have been deceived into accepting a false definition of Christian liberty, accusing others of legalism while they themselves become libertines. Paul condemns both of these groups as he explains that true Christian liberty is the freedom to fulfill the Law of Christ.

Many believers are guilty of hearing God's Word, but not really listening to it. The Bible gives us many warnings about hearing without listening.

Holiness is a popular topic in Christian circles, but is it fully understood what holiness is and what it looks like practically as we pursue obedience to the call to holiness in I Peter 1-14-16-

One of the greatest criticisms of the church is that it is full of hypocrisy. Unfortunately, many churches are guilty of this charge, especially when it comes to carrying out biblical church discipline. Therefore, it is imperative for all believers to have a Biblical understanding of when, how and why church discipline should be exercised.

The Apostle Paul prays in Philippians 1-9 that the believers might -abound in love.- He then continues to explain what that would look like in the following 2 verses. Is every area of your life governed by this love that is the mark of a genuine disciple of Christ-

Israel's desire for a physical king began a decline from which they never recovered. The choices we make all have consequences, especially when it has to do with whom we choose to be the true king of our life.

The Resurrection, the fulfillment of the Gospel message

Gordon Dickson has graciously allowed us to borrow from his series on the Glory of God.

The hope of a true believer is focused not just on the future fulfillment of God's promise, but on our present condition in Christ, and is manifest in our lives through patient endurance.