In this text -concerning food offered to idols-, we will learn that there are-much like the questions about marriage and singleness-principles which should drive our decision making-beyond a rule.

In this first section of our Lord's prayer, He prays specifically for Himself-and for the glory of the Father.

In this passage, Paul gives specific instructions on how to help truly needy widows in the congregation.

In this section, Paul urges those considering marriage to keep a Biblical worldview if they decide to keep that commitment.

Jesus completes the Upper Room Discourse.

In this text, Paul urges the saints in Corinth-and us, by extension-to serve God in whatever condition we were called.

We will learn here that doctrine-teaching-matters if a church desires to be faithful to God, Who gave us a book full of doctrinal writings.

In this text, Jesus continues discussing the work of the Spirit under the New Covenant.

In this text, Paul explains some of the false teachings that prevailed in the church in Ephesus-doctrines that every church needs to guard against.

In this passage, Paul sets forth a much higher view of marriage than was prevalent in the city of Corinth-and, no doubt, a much higher view than we often see in our society today.