God loves us with an extravagant love? Can we describe our love for him as extravagant too, or is it miserly? 

We are often placed in positions of power and authority over others. Do we use these gifts to serve others or for personal gain? 

What is the relationship between faith and works? Paul and James appear to make contradictory statements, so how are we to understand it? It's simple, really.

We are stewards of every blessing that God has given us, whether time, talent, or treasure. We will be called to account for how we used them.

The Parable of the Ten Virgins is a frightening story about the fate that awaits those who aren’t prepared for the Lord’s coming. Are we ready?

Have you heard the saying, “When the cat is away, the mice will play?” The cat's on the way back!

Despite multiple warnings, the people during Noah’s time didn’t turn from their wicked ways. Then the flood destroyed them. Are we going to heed the warning signs?

As we might look for signposts on earth if Google isn't available to show us the way, we need to look for divine signposts to point us toward heaven. 

Peter warned that there would be false teachers in the church, even denying the sovereign Lord who bought us (2 Peter 2:1). What do we do?

We need to take heed of the things that Jesus says because these are not just matters of life and death; they are matters of everlasting rest or eternal condemnation