One of the most well-known questions Paul asked was, "If God is for us, who can be against us?" This rhetorical question brings great joy and encouragement in all seasons of life.

The first question as person asks in the Bible is, "Am I my brother's keeper?" This question was asked to avoid the guilt of wronging another and to limit responsibility for others.

Satan's first, and most common question, is "Did God really say?" This is intended to lead us to doubt God's goodness and wisdom for our lives.

The first question Jesus ask was, "Why were you looking for me?" This seemingly innocent question asked by Jesus as a boy can be a very pointed and revealing question for all people to answer.

God's first question to Adam & Eve was, "Where are you?" He asks this question of people to help them identify the current state of their relationship with Him.

The less content we are in our hearts, the less we will honour God and others.

To speak well of others, we must rid ourselves of reviling, flattery, silence and misattribution. 

Our attitude and behaviour toward the property of others reveals how well we know God.

Sexual immorality debases the purity of marriage with lust that degrades and consumes others.

Contempt for another "image-bearer" leads to harmful thinking, harmful speech, and harmful actions.