Paul gives us very practical standing orders for Christians as they live out their faith on earth.

Some people complain that churches talk about money too often, but there's something our church needs even more than money.

The words of this beautiful song remind us of the hope and peace that God offers us, even in the midst of turmoil and pain.

After teaching about end-time events, Paul brings us back down to earth and reminds us that we have to live our lives in a way that honors God while we are waiting for Christ's return.

The small, obscure village of Bethlehem teaches us that God uses things that the world sees as unimportant and insignificant.

There is coming a day of judgment when God will pour out HIs wrath on all who have rejected Him. That day, in scripture, is often referred to as the Day of the Lord. Some people today call it the Great Tribulation. Whatever you call it, it's coming. The good news is that there's hope for those who are in Christ.

The words to this beloved Christmas carol provide a powerful picture of the joy found in Christ and what we should do with it.

What happens to the believer who dies? What will happen when Jesus returns? Why does this all matter?

Jesus offers salvation to everyone regardless of who they are or what they've done. When He is present in our lives, He carries us through every storm of life and gives us peace. If you're going through some hard times, you need to hear this message.

The love we find in Christ gives birth to brotherly love between believers. That love should continue to grow as long as we are alive.