When we are spiritually blind, not only is it impossible to live the way God intends but also to worship Him the way He deserves.

How can I live at peace? 1) Set my mind to think about God. 2) Set my heart to put trust in God.

Where is this ruthless world headed? As you look at the state of our world, it is easy to get overwhelmed with its course and direction. How are believers to respond?

While it may not always make sense to us, God has a plan. His plan is better than anything we can come up with, and that's why is seems so foreign to us.

When we were in great darkness, God sent His Great Light into the world to rescue us. If this Light is in us, our response to all things should be rejoicing.

The words "fear not" are repeated throughout the Gospel accounts of the birth of Christ. God had told His people hundreds of years before that this very moment was the reason not to be afraid. The birth of God's Son gives hope to the world.

Isaiah, in the presence of the Lord, responds to God's forgiveness by becoming obedient, even when the desired results do not come.

In this love song from God to His people, we see a God who has lovingly blessed us. But what happens when our lives do not reflect the blessings God has given us?

In the opening chapter of the book of Isaiah, we learn a lot about the people God sent Isaiah to talk to. Even though God had redeemed and blessed His people, they had forsaken those blessings to follow their own desires. God calls them, and us, to repent of our sin and live according to His word.

As we wait for Christ's second coming, idleness is not an option. At the end of this letter, Paul encourages the church to continue trusting in God and obeying His word.