All of us have two lives to live, one in this life and one in the next. The only way we can have a smooth transition to the next life, and to heaven, is by coming to respect God and to listen sincerely to him in this world.

How much we owe to God for all his blessings given. We cannot return anything to him, but praise and worship. Here is explained the meaning of blessing, its Trinitarian nature, and our union with Christ.

Feelings are so much a part of our humanity. Here is biblical direction on how to use our feelings to find the Lord and salvation by him.

Why was Stephen willing to die for his faith- What made so many believers, down through the centuries, willing to die for Christ- Here are the reasons, including the possession of true saving faith, the realisation that believers would be rejected by the world, and an expectation of heaven.

The Lord has spoken to us personally. How do we respond- The writer warns of the danger of letting precious truths slip and warns us of the consequence of complacency.

Zacchaeus received an unexpected and gracious invitation from Christ which surprised him and all the watching crowd. Here is grace and salvation for lost sinners.

The outpouring of the Spirit on the Day of Pentecost, a special one-off dramatic occurrence, was necessary to empower the disciples for witness and also as a sign that the new church age was beginning. Here also is the authentic gift of speaking in tongues, and how it vastly differs from present day tongues-speaking.

Lessons for the believer from the life of Naaman- managing success, personal witness, upholding faith in the simple gospel, maintaining a tender conscience and false believers.

Lessons from the ascension of Christ to heaven, his tender farewell to his disciples, call to live by faith, and the triumphant entrance given him on reentering His glory.

As well as forgiveness of sin, we need a perfect righteousness to go to heaven. Here is the simple way we may obtain that perfect righteousness, even Christ's.