The life of the apostle Paul is given to us as a pattern to follow. While he is a good example, there are bad examples to avoid. Here Paul deals with the antinomian 'believers', enemies of the cross of Christ, earthly minded. And shows the opposite, a heavenly mindset.

The life of the apostle Paul is given to us as a pattern to follow. While he is a good example, there are bad examples to avoid. Here Paul deals with the antinomian 'believers', enemies of the cross of Christ, earthly minded. And shows the opposite, a heavenly mindset.

What is our approach to life-- Some see life as an opportunity to enjoy it to the full, to get all that they can from this world without ever thinking of eternity. Others see life as an opportunity to get right with God, to prepare for eternity and to ensure the safety of their immortal souls.

The mantra in the world is , thou shalt not judge. Sadly, many believers have adopted this unbiblical stance. Every believer is called to exercise discernment. Here it true and right judging and the wrong judging which is condemned by the Lord

What is our approach to life? Some see life as an opportunity to enjoy it to the full, to get all that they can from this world without ever thinking of eternity. Others see life as an opportunity to get right with God, to prepare for eternity and to ensure the safety of their immortal souls.

The mantra in the world is , thou shalt not judge. Sadly, many believers have adopted this unbiblical stance. Every believer is called to exercise discernment. Here it true and right judging and the wrong judging which is condemned by the Lord

Learning from the example of the apostle Paul, here is a call to all believers to strive earnestly after Christ, to know Him and to be like Him. Also, the value of looking back at our past, and the detriment in doing so.

Learning from the example of the apostle Paul, here is a call to all believers to strive earnestly after Christ, to know Him and to be like Him. Also, the value of looking back at our past, and the detriment in doing so.

The Berean Jews are described as 'noble' because they listened to the apostle Paul's preaching with a readiness of mind. Am I open to hearing the gospel-- Will I give God's message a fair hearing-- Or will I allow my prejudice to dismiss its claims without even examining them--

Christ's lesson on dealing with anxiety. Here are solid reasons why the believer need not allow anxiety to get the better of him, including trust in his heavenly Father.