Open rebellion against the work of Christ in the Body must be addressed. Moses showed us how, and Paul uses his example to teach Timothy and others.

Cicadas...what good are they in our world? I can share seven lessons God taught me through these insects.

One small phrase - One huge impact. What is it? Love your neighbor as yourself. Easy to say, hard to live. Made possible in Christ Jesus.

God has a perspective of the lives of those we serve that we don't have. That's his grace at work and it keeps us from worry when we must leave or move.

The one who is able to obey the Law would live. There is just one problem. No one is capable to live by the Law. That's why we need Christ Jesus. It's a lesson from the past we need to remember.

From beginning to the end, this life is full of struggles. Our challenge is to determine what is worth our efforts. Often it's not what we can see that requires our energies but the unseen. Thankfully, we're not in this fight alone.

What does it mean to be holy as God is holy? It started all the way back in the Torah.

One of the many lessons I learned in overseas living surrounded food. Anytime you move to a new place, there are adjustments to be made to what you eat and how it affects you.

Can past examples help us when we're faced with current temptations? Absolutely! Paul wanted the believers in Corinth to know they were not alone in what they faced.

Can we assume everyone within our church fellowship is a Christ-follower? What about those who are actively working against the cause of Christ? Jude helps us know what to do.