The only way we can "do to others what we want them to do to us" is through the Agape love that only comes from God.

Jesus speaks very strongly against having a self-righteous critical spirit towards others. We should be focusing on ourselves rather than others.

In a life full of worry and anxiety, Jesus strongly reminds us that we are not to worry about anything, but instead refocus our hearts back on our loving and caring heavenly Father, and trust him.

After a dramatic presentation of the challenges Albert and Maggie Simpson faced in 1881, C&MA President John Stumbo reviews the fruit God has brought from their faithfulness throughout the world to date (recorded at Council 2019).

We can learn much from the method and message Paul used in proclaiming the Gospel in his first missionary voyage.

What is our attitude and where is our heart when it comes to wealth and possessions? Jesus speaks very strongly about where we are focused… where we are investing and where our hearts should be.

What is fasting? How long should we fast? Why should we fast? Do we need to fast? Many questions swirl around the topic of fasting. Searching Scripture brings much clarity.

Rather than a prayer to be regularly recited, the Lord’s Prayer is a model showing us that all our prayers should be all about glorifying God and not be about us.

When we pray, where are our thoughts? Do we allow our minds to wander, are we more concerned about ourselves, or when we pray out loud, are we trying to impress? God wants our prayers to be focused on him and him alone.

God tells us to give generously and out of love, not because he needs it, but to put us into the cycle of blessedness so he can bless us abundantly.