I'll Be Honest

When Christ comes to us, He brings all that He is and all of His blessings. But we can't seek those blessings apart from seeking Christ Himself. We can't seek to live the Christian life and obey the word of Christ without having Christ Himself. So many of our problems are traced back to seeking something other than Christ.

As Christians, we should have great expectations that God will satisfy the longings of our souls to know the love of Christ. God inspired Paul to pen in His Scriptures this prayer that we would know the love of Jesus Christ. If God left this in His inspired Scriptures, then we should have increased expectation that He'll give us this knowledge of Christ's love.

How should Christians deal with panic attacks and anxiety? Does the Bible have anything to say about these issues? More than that, is the Bible sufficient for us to deal with these?

Is it a stretch to say that every time God was visibly seen or manifested in the Old Testament that it was Jesus Christ specifically?

What did you bargain for when you decided to follow after Jesus Christ? Are you willing to stand with Christ even in the flames? Even in times of heart-wrenching tragedy and loss? If you've truly believed on Christ, you'll follow Him no matter what happens.

How can you tell the difference between good and bad anxiety? Is your anxiety a desire in your heart to care for someone and it produces fruit? Or is it a lack of trust in the Lord and it produces sin and selfishness? Bad anxiety chokes the word, good anxiety does the Word.

How do we remain humble when we accomplish something? How do we keep ourselves from self-confidence when our skills are put on display?

What does God's Word have to say about people who start off very well in their Christian profession, but then they begin to decay and become entangled with sin?

Christ wants us to know the love that He has for us. But in order for us to truly comprehend and appreciate His love, we have to remember how hellish and hate worthy we were in our lost condition. We were under the wrath of God and had nothing in us to provoke the love of Christ. If we would know the love of Christ that surpasses knowledge, we need to understand how unlovely we were in our sin.

What should a woman do who is inwardly torn apart from her husband having lived in adultery with another woman? Can she biblically divorce him? What can help a sister in a grievous situation like this?