As we face various trials and struggles we remember that the Lord is our refuge, our inheritance and our resurrection hope. The Lord is our all-

The Golden Rule is a positive command founded upon the Law of God that calls us to truly love our neighbors as ourselves, actively treating others in a way that we would want to be treated.

Jesus challenges His disciples to seek the help of the Heavenly Father through prayer to help equip them to do what He's called them to do and live for His glory.

What does Jesus mean when He says, -Do not judge --- Is He condemning making any judgments about people and their sin- Or is He urging restraint and caution so His followers don't fall into the trap of becoming self-righteous hypocrites- What example does Jesus give us to follow-

Jesus challenges His disciples not to be overcome by worry and anxiety, but to keep their focus on serving and glorifying the Lord while trusting that He will provide for what they need.

Using the illustrations of treasures, an eye, and servanthood Jesus challenges His listeners that their relationship with the world and with the kingdom of God is either-or because it can't be both-and.

Fasting is a beneficial spiritual exercise in which Christians should engage in order to draw closer to the Lord and glorify Him rather than exalt oneself before others.

In the Lord's Prayer, Jesus gives His disciples a model to imitate so that even our prayers are ultimately focused on bringing all glory to God.

The purpose of prayer is to draw us into a deeper relationship with God so that we might glorify Him. Jesus warns against those who would use prayer to glorify themselves.

The Lord who has been so generous to us, calls us to give to those in need. Such charitable giving should be done without calling attention to ourselves so that God alone receives all the glory.