Every one of us wants to be enraptured by love, we want to be enthralled by someone else by someone loving us. We long for a love that will not let us go, a love that lasts forever. In God, dear Christian, we find this love. God loved us while we were still dead in our sins. His love is beyond this world. His love changes us.

The fundamental definition of a Christian is not someone who goes to church, it is not someone who reads their Bible or someone who gives a portion of their income to the Lord. A Christian is someone who is a new creation in Christ, someone whose hope is in the promises of God that through Christ our eternity is secure with Him, and all shame is stripped away.

When it comes to sex, we are all marred by the brokenness of the world. Christians must have a healthy view of sex that aligns with Gods design and intention of it being a gift to be enjoyed within the marriage context. The word of God clearly explains the responsibilities of both husbands and wives concerning the marriage bed.

Upon salvation a total transformation takes place, God changes His children to be new creatures, to love what He loves and hate what He hates. It is a process of being made into the likeness of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Difficult times are very influential to how we see God, to how we feel about God. They make it easy for us to feel like God has abandoned us but has He truly?

One of the most challenging yet fundamental questions people face is, 'Who are you?' The answer often reflects ones occupation, hobbies, or origins. As Christians, however, our identity is ultimately shaped by Christ.

Following Jesus is serious business. Mark 9:43-50 shows us that as Christians, we should not take sin lightly but should be set apart, for the glory of God and the growth of the Church.

Scripture tells us that we are in a spiritual battle. This calls for us to be spiritually awake. As we go through this life that God has given us, we must be busy with Gods business. We are always to be alert: serving one another in all seasons.

How we think about God influences how we think about ourselves and the world around us, which affects how we react to things around us. The doctrine of Gods decree is very important.

Our hearts were made to worship, and worshipping comes naturally to us. However, what we worship impacts our relationship with God. If we worship anything or anyone other than God, we are guilty of spiritual adultery. Scripture tells us that God hates idolatry. Let us examine our hearts to see what we place as our highest affection.