It's Theme Thursday and we're looking at Famous Sayings That Aren’t In The Bible. Here's one: "It's not my place to judge another person." Wait a second, Jesus says, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged.” However, when this verse is used, judgment is often confused with admonishment.

“Well, I’m basically a good person. I’m not perfect, but at least I’ve never murdered anyone.” Have you ever heard someone say that when they describe how they’ve kept the Ten Commandments? Have you ever said it yourself? Are you sure?

Some folks just seem to have a green thumb when it comes to planting a garden. And some seem to have a knack for sharing the Gospel. But Paul reminds us that it is "God who makes things grow."

Choose life? Who wouldn't? As amazing as it sounds, our fallen sinful nature chooses death. In love, God has chosen to rescue us from this hopelessness and give us life in His Son.

It’s tempting to think that with a little effort we can tidy things up and put ourselves right with God. Of course, it would also be a mistake to think that God isn’t as serious about the Law anymore and is okay with sweeping our sins under the rug. Neither is true.

Did you know that according to a recent survey, “Americans get more excited about Valentine’s Day than Christmas"? Sound hard to believe? Wait until you hear what many say that they would like receive as a gift on this day!

It's Theme Thursday and we're looking at Famous Sayings That Aren’t In The Bible. Here's one: "All Things Work Together For Good." It sounds so similar to what the apostle tells us in Romans that it’s not surprising that folks assume its the same phrase – but it’s not.

For those of you who are married, how perfectly do you know your spouse? Older married couples often comment on how they continue to discover new things about each other all the time. If that's true, then, for the person to whom we are closest in this life, then how could you and I possibly know the thoughts of God?

Have you ever shared the Gospel and been dismissed as simple or naive? Don't be discouraged. Paul assures us that this what we should expect. And knowing this is fact is actually a very useful insight when it comes to sharing the Good News.

How bright is your flashlight? Probably not all that bright. You may feel that's also true of your witness your family, friends and acquaintances. Take heart, it may be brighter than you imagine.