What is it to worship? Whom do we worship? Do we know the God we worship?

The man of sin is the antichrist. Here is a description of this end-time world figure, the embodiment of wickedness, the human servant of Satan

Five lessons for wives (and husbands) drawn from the bad example of Potiphar's wife.

The marvellous transformation, enrichment, empowerment that comes to a person when Christ takes up residence in them. And how we have nothing without Him.

Prayer was a priority for the busy apostle. Here are three spiritual requests he asked for the Thessalonian believers, including the fulfilling of God's divine purpose for them.

Potiphar's wife brazen attempts to seduce Joseph. Here is the power of temptation and seven helps in resisting it.

The simple prayer of a mother in great need. Here is simple help and direction for the seeker.

Here are two sides to the return of Christ. Primarily, he comes to be magnified in his saints. The work he has done in them will be a source of wonder to all. On the other hand, his coming signals the exertion of his righteous judgement on those who reject the gospel.

It was necessary for Joseph to be 'brought down' before he was lifted up to be Pharaoh's right-hand man. Lessons from his time as a servant in Potiphar's house.

The unbeliever lives in the realm of the natural world about him. He cannot see the spiritual realm. The believer's eyes have been opened to see the spiritual world, a sight that has brought peace and calm to his mind and soul.