It is God's will that His children be content with His will for their lives. This is a discipline that is learned. The lack thereof results in many dangers that will prove ruinsome to the believer.

Biblical purity doesn't happen by accident. Neither does impurity. David and Bathsheba both had choices to make, and they chose to satisfy their lusts, rather than obey God's Word.

Why ought the child of God pray? There are twelve reasons why every believer should pray. It is vital that we know why we pray.

At times, believers deceive themselves by not holding themselves to God's holy standard of purity. They do so believing that the cost won't much. However, the experience of David shows us that sin has great and dire consequences.

What is Prayer? It is more than asking God for things; it is communication with God. It requires an intimate relationship with God and a growing knowledge of God.

The doctrine of salvation is a vital importance to the believer. One must know what it is and what it is not. It is not a matter that one can be unsure of for eternity weighs in the balance.

Contentment is a discipline that every believer should have in their life. Many times, the child of God lacks contentment because they don't recognize God as sovereign and supreme in their life. Contentment is recognizing that one belongs to God and is completely at His disposal.

We live in a society that is infatuated with the impure. The believer must equip his mind with God's moral standards of sexual purity and seek to be renewed in the Spirit of our mind.

God has preserved Israel from its inception in Genesis to the present-day. Though Israel continues to rebel against God, His promises will be fulfilled. God's grace is shown in His preservation of Israel.

God has a high standard for His children, and His standards are not to be changed. The believer is to live a transformed life in Christ, not to be conformed to this world. Conforming takes place when we change God's standard to fit our narrative.