If Christ is seen through us in our hard moments, people will ask why. We must be prepared to tell them in a compelling manner!

How can we hope for growth of those newer in Christ without mentors?

Are we governed by the Spirit or the flesh?

The world may shift, we may be tempted away, but Jesus is an anchor that holds us steady through life’s storms.

God gifts us His presence when we look for Him.

Do not be afraid to confess that sometimes you still need milk, but also—solid food!

Prayer must be in accordance with God’s will. We must live in obedience to His commands. Our hearts must be right with God.

While eternal life is an endless life, it is, also, a quality of life available to all who believe and accept Jesus as Savior. Today and eternally, we can enjoy this quality of life.       

Even though Christ will be with us in our suffering, He does not promise the absence of suffering. Christ through silent submission patterned our response to suffering.

We live in a culture as temporary citizens. However, we have the responsibility to open ourselves to those with whom we disagree and offer them mercy.