Cords, molds and play dough give insight into two imperatives that Paul urges every believer to incorporate into their act of worship.

Sometimes it is time for new! Fortunately God is into New! This new year, decide to experience the new that God has for you.

The birth of Jesus is the ultimate expression and manifestation of God's Kingdom. Through Jesus, we can experience and enjoy kingdom living.

These six items - a box, barricade, tape, feathers, a soldier, glasses and hands - have something in common that illustrate a truth that is a great encouragement to all who are in Christ.

Shoes have more significance in scripture than one might think. In the parable of the shoes, two spiritual applications are examined.

Practice is a repeated action to improve proficiency. This final message in the series offers two suggested practices that will help one keep in step with the spirit.

God is not asking you or expecting you to be good. He desires that you keep in step with the Spirit. This message relates why your good is no good.

Christ has liberated us from enslavement. To walk in the freedom Christ has provided, we must understand what we are free from and what we are not free from.

With a battle waging within us between the flesh and the spirit, we must decide our allegiance. A compelling reason should motivate us to align with the spirit.

In the "Parable of the Cups" one critical element is related that makes us useful to the Master and engages us in the most noble of purposes.