In John 15 Jesus compares believers to branches on the vine. What did we learn from this parable about our connection to Christ and how we need to live the Christian life?

Those who seek to follow God will need to learn how to wait on His timing and purpose to be revealed.

One of the great truth we have often failed to understand in the Christian life is the connection between how we came to Christ and how we must learn to live for Him. Just as we have received Him, so we must walk in Him.

The Lord Jesus tells us that if we belong to Him we will be able to recognize His voice from all other choices crying out to us.

True believers are temples of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit lives in every believer empowering and leading them in the purpose of the Father.

What does it mean not to learn on our own understanding? How does this relate to maturing in the Christian faith.

The Apostle Paul tells us that nothing good dwelt in his flesh yet he accomplished more for the kingdom of God than many. It was the application of this very truth that made him a useful vessel in the hands of the Lord.

In Galatians 2:20, Paul tells the Galatians that he was crucified with Christ and that the life he now lived, he lived by faith in Christ Jesus we lived in him.

A final summary and challenge to set our eyes on the Lord Jesus as not only the author but also the completer of our Salvation.

The strength and wisdom necessary to live the Christian life and serve the Lord does not come from the flesh but from the person of Jesus Himself.