Many people aim to obtain fame or riches, but we know one’s name or reputation is more valuable. When people hear your name, what would they think?

The study of the New Birth concludes in “The Savior’s Way” series of lessons by seeing how one is added to the kingdom now and also a review of John 3.

GPS’s are everywhere—in cars, phones, etc. to get us to our destinations. But a long time before, God provided THE GPS—spiritually speaking. Let’s consider the traveler’s guide.

The scriptures declare we are made in the image of God. Thus let us follow God and allow others to see God in us. A great study from Philippians reflects how we can express God’s image in us.

In a day of compromise and concession on a number of things, the thought of there being only “One Way to Live,” is offensive to some. But obedience to Christ is THE only way according to the scripture.

The mere sound of the word “discipline” may bring thoughts of inflicting punishment but never underestimate its necessity to improve performance. It’s not such a bad word.

There are things that we must move out of our lives — we clean out this place or that place, but more so spiritually we need to move some old things out—after all, the new IS better.

“The Savior’s Way” series of lessons considers the New Birth from John 3 examining being born of water and of the Spirit. A powerful lesson concerning salvation.

Our “PsalmCast” from International Gospel Hour focus’ on Psalm 4 and God’s provisions to those who are obedient to Him—those IN Christ whose prayers are through Christ.

A wise person once observed “We must remember the past if we are to avoid making the same mistakes of the past.” We can also remember good things to keep us pressing onward. Let’s look at some texts to help us “remember.”