No one is above questioning. The Scriptures are our source of truth. We are called to be discerning by examining and judging the fruit of those teachers who profess faith in Jesus.

We need to be narrow-minded as the Bible demands and as broad-minded as the Bible allows.

Jesus wants us to see our great need for our Father's great wisdom, mercy, and strength when we are a mess.

We are called to exercise good discernment and judgment. However, we must exercise this judgment with mercy.

God is intimately acquainted with unjust suffering. We can trust both His hatred of injustice and His forgiveness. We need them both.

God's generosity should move us to generosity.

Fasting helps us let go of created things for the Creator and Giver of all good things.

Knowledge alone does not prove that we are saved. We must be willing to lay aside our pride, preferences, and privileges to show that we belong to God.

Saving faith demands sharing the true faith with others, so that all of God's sheep will hear His voice and come to Him through grace by faith.

Our mindset for service is often self-oriented. We serve because we want to know what's in it for us. A servant's mindset is exampled in Christ, who came not to be served, but to serve, even unto death.