The condemnation of our hearts can limit our ability to serve God. Thankfully, John provides the answer to such condemnation: Love in Action.

Seeing the world from God's perspective helps us better handle the trials we face by his grace.

When something messes up my plans and I don't respond as I should, have I blown my chance to glorify God? 

Are you a walker or a talker when it comes to putting God's love into practice? John's got something to say about that today.

After a deep study into the book of Matthew, the word BEHOLD has much to reveal. 

Struggles at airports and with flight schedules are hard but also a way of life for most in cross-cultural service. What we have that many others don't is the peace of the One who watches over our coming and going.

What John tells us about love is nothing new. The question is: Do I reflect that love?

Will you work till Jesus comes? What does that mean to you? How we view and use our time is a strong indicator of the depth of our relationship with God.

What is the one effort in service to the Kingdom that keeps on giving? Discipleship.

In Christ, we gain an obvious distinction from those still living in the world. It's sealed by His Spirit and manifested in our right living and love for others.