See if you identify with the Psalmist's -Asaph- struggle and the perennial problem of evil in our world.

It is human to worry and becoming a Christ follower doesn't necessarily exempt us from this bane. But God's Word does give us a prescription for our cares and worries

Pandemics will continue to happen, but paranoia should not be the Christian's response.

Clarifying questions we can use as we face doubtful areas not directly discussed in scripture.

Often as Christians we act like we are in competition with one another instead of accepting one another in love and rejoicing over one another's victories.

Spiritual maturity is often seen in discernment- recognizing what is rightfully yours but willingly relinquishing it - that others may be edified and unified.

Paul emphasizes a brotherly love that reigns in liberty that could hurt others.

When it comes to doubtful matters, Paul's advice for every believer to use his mind renewed by scripture, coupled with the Holy Spirit's leading, and then act accordingly.

Christian people will have different opinions, different views, and different convictions. Paul was concerned that differences in non-essentials could lead to divisions. So, he addressed them in Romans 14-15.

God is merciful and patient desiring that men would turn to Him in faith and be saved.