Not all knowledge is valuable! But having the knowledge of scripture is indispensable. In the scripture you will find the remedy for the problems of life.

The wicked without Christ, may seem like they have it all. They may have all they could wish for. And sometimes it seems like they have everything, and God does not judge them. But they will always be searching for something else. Without Christ you will never know the true purpose of life. But with Christ there is true meaning to life, and we can rely on Him.

Staying pure should be a prioritized pursuit for each believer. The believer can, because of the truths of Scriptures, exercise his will against sin, and thereby, by God's power, prevent it from reigning in their body.

The Lord gives us much even if we do not ask for it. However, He desires the believer to pray to Him. As the believer prays though, there are certain conditions that must be met.

Can the believer know that they have eternal life? Salvation is predicated not in the believer but in Jesus Christ alone. Therefore, the believer can absolutely rest assured that His eternal life is secure.

If you do not manage your life according to the requirements of the Great Commission, you will not be effective! God is not concerned about where you get your paycheck from, but rather are you fulfilling your role as a Christian? What is important to you? What do you give your time to? Are you sold out for the Lord?

God has given every believer the farm, and it is His desire that the believer farms the farm. This requires a daily decision to pursue virtue if you want to be fruitful and abounding.

Prayer is not to be done for the praise of man, but it is to be done to please God. This is true whether the prayers are public, private, or participatory. This is evident in the many examples of prayer given in the Bible.

The Holy Spirit which indwells the believer is a great helper in our prayer life. It both maketh intercession for us and teacheth us what we should pray for.

David's spiritual decline was brought about in part by his illicit lusts and his independence. David had stopped walking in the Spirit, and his flesh could not withstand the attack.