Christians will go through various tribulations for being faithful, Jesus said. From Elijah and Obadiah, we get insight in how to navigate them.

Followers of the one, true God have experienced tribulation since the days of Abel, and will experience it until Jesus returns.

Life has plenty of hardships! Here's how to respond.

Evangelize those outside the Church. Also, trust Him in walking according to His commands. This is some of what we learn from Elijah and the widow of Zarephath.

Life for the Christian is exile, with accompanying hardships. Yet God protects and provides for His people in the midst of them.

The less we sin, the more we have peace in our lives.

The foremost message of the gospel is not that you can get your sins forgiven nor that Jesus can be your savior, though both of these things are true. The gospel is foremost the offer that Jesus can be your king. Here, we examine why the message of Jesus as your king is (the) good news—the gospel.

One of the reasons we pursue faithfulness over sin is that our sin affects those who depend on us, including those we love.

Grace was not free. The sins of believers faced the justice of God at a Roman cross.