The world's philosophy proclaims that we should desire no problems, no difficulties, no trials- but Scripture tells us that is not the way it will be nor is it the way that is best. Psalm 31 provides key principles to guide you as you walk through the trials that life brings.

In the final verse of Ephesians 5, the Apostle Paul summarizes both the role of the husband and the wife.

Devoting ourselves to fulfilling God-s will, along with devoting ourselves to sowing seeds of the gospel, are evidences of being born again.

Paul boils the duty of a husband to his wife down to one word, love, and then develops what this love looks like, patterned after the love Christ shows to His Bride, the church.

John reminds Christians of their duty to love one another, and provides three reasons to help encourage them in their practice.

Genuine Christians are those who worship God sincerely from the heart, who worship according to the truth of Scripture, and who worship in Christ.

Only in Jesus is the thirst of the soul completely satisfied.

To be an effective minister, certain requirements must be met.

What a person makes of Jesus and His teaching is the great 'spiritual dividing line--acceptance results in eternal life- rejection results in condemnation remaining forever.

God rescued us from our darkness and made us light in Christ-and that demands a change in lifestyle.