Kindness is unassuming, yet it is core to the life of the person living by the Spirit of God.

The commands that God issues and the experiences he leads his children through are not an act of un-love. His discipline is his love.

It isn’t the mighty and most noble that do the great things of God. It is those that quietly serve sometimes without being noticed or known by anyone but God himself.

Every group of people requires leadership. The trick for God’s people is to lead and be led in the way he prescribes rather than the way the world would suggest.

God’s election of his people is a key theme in Romans. The truth of this doctrine is a source of real beauty and motivation when properly understood.

Romans 10.9-10 is a crucial passage to teach how to be saved from sin. These verses contain a beautiful promise of the salvation that God promises. But it doesn’t mean what people often say it does.

There are many sufferings in the world and temptations to the flesh for anger. People filled with God’s Spirit keep suffering long like the Lord himself, patiently enduring trials and troubles.

In the book of Romans, Paul speaks passionately about the mission that God gave to him and to all saints. What we learn here should restructure the lives of all who follow Jesus and grants a higher purpose than anything we could find in this world.

Churches gather together for many purposes and activities (or, these days maybe they don’t). Why does God want his people to come together. Psalm 95 shows us the way.

They call it “The Golden Text” for a reason.