Jesus invites us to make a decision about entering his kingdom and how we will then live. We each stand at a crossroad, and the road we choose to travel will have an eternal consequence. Will you choose the broad road that leads to death or the narrow...

Sometimes we don't know how to practically live out the perspectives and priorities of God's Kingdom. However, Jesus gives us counsel, comfort, and a course of action as we seek God's discernment.

Unfair, overcritical, and harsh judgments can have a profound effect on our lives and the lives of others. Therefore, it is important that citizens of God's kingdom bring their perspective of judging others in line with His.

God doesn't want you to be overly concerned about basic things that you have no control over anyway. Rather, he wants you to depend on him to provide because he cares deeply for you.

Citizens of God's kingdom should share His perspective toward the most important things in life. Jesus helps us evaluate our perspective toward earthly possessions by confronting what our hearts treasure, what our eyes fancy, and where our allegiances...

Just because you look like you are humbly serving God, doesn't mean that your devotion is real. Why you do something is just as important as what you do. Therefore, if you practice your righteousness before people in order to be seen by them, you will...

Just because you look like you are humbly serving God, doesn't mean that your devotion is real. Why you do something is just as important as what you do. Therefore, if you practice your righteousness before people in order to be seen by them, you will...

Just because you look like you are humbly serving God, doesn't mean that your devotion is real. Why you do something is just as important as what you do. Therefore, if you practice your righteousness before people in order to be seen by them, you will...

One of the most profound ways you can reflect the fact that you are truly a child of God is not by simply loving your neighbor, but by loving your enemy as well.

When you are wronged and your rights are infringed upon, your response should not be vindictive or resentful. Rather, Jesus wants you to be generous and forgiving toward those who afflict you.