Where are wisdom and knowledge found? Rather, where can all of the wisdom and knowledge we need be found? Consider these questions in light of what God has revealed in His word.

The Bible is the sword of the Spirit, and in it we gain understanding about the nature of fellowship with the Spirit. Consider the relationship among the Spirit, the Sword, and the Christian.

Jesus' church, the current temple of God, isn't an afterthought. Rather, it was designed from before the foundation of the world to be God's temple.

Joseph's life circumstances swung wildly from slavery to rule and dominion. Did that indicate when God was with him and when He wasn't? Not at all.

When we add love to our faith, it benefits others as well as ourselves, but the profit isn't what the world would expect.

God is strong and wants to wield His might for you! Are you preventing that by rejecting His path? Are you willing to trust Him when you don't understand the path He wants for you?

Clothing for God's people is described throughout God's word, so let's consider how to "clothe" ourselves in a spiritual sense.

Brotherly affection is not a passive endeavor but an active one. How much effort do you put into love of brethren? Listen to a message from God's word to help provide motivation to love

What authority do you ascribe to God's word? What preconceptions do you bring to its reading and study? Listen to this message about the respect we should have for God's word and the impact it can have on us.

We're promised access to the Divine Nature in 2 Peter, but what is that Nature like?