Wanting to go it alone, and receive credit for our efforts, we can shun the use of examples for our benefit. But we do so at our peril.

As the Apostle Paul bid farewell to the elders of the Christians in Ephesus he directed them to that which would continue to maintain them in these End Times.

Being slaves of sin can lead to disastrous results. But what about being slaves of God? And what does that even mean?

Certainly we are to obey the law of God. But what if we understood that obedience to be a pursuit? A joyous endeavor?

It is easy to love someone who is lovable. But what about when they are not? What then? That is where mercy begins.

The prophet Micah posed the question as to whether there was another god that was like the true, the living, the only God. What was Micah's point?

The whole earth is filled with the glory of God. So what does that actually mean? For us? And how we live?

Why was the Holy Spirit poured out the disciples of Jesus on Pentecost? What does the Holy Spirit do? How does He work?

God vindicates His holy name among us. But what does that actually mean? And how does He do it?