Live for Jesus
Since Jesus came into our lives, a change has taken place. Our text encourages godly living and faithful service to Jesus.
Since Jesus came into our lives, a change has taken place. Our text encourages godly living and faithful service to Jesus.
Is it worth our time to read the Bible? Is it worth the effort to study God's Word? I believe the answer is "Yes." Therefore, let us study.
The Apostle Paul had reached a place in his life where he was able to deal with the many and varied circumstances. May we do the same.
The Apostle Paul was a great missionary. It is my objective to find in him a grand example of how we should be.
In our modern society there are differing views on baptism. I believe our passage will answer our questions.
Our society possesses an "anything goes" attitude. But I submit, there are still some absolutes. One such absolute involves salvation, that is, sinners must turn.
Our text reveals the accessibility of saving truth. Such truth is life-changing. The same is true in the New Testament, where we find a similar theme.
During war, an enemy which becomes an ally, is called a defector. If you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior, you are a defector in a spiritual sense.
Paul speaks about the necessity of self-discipline, so, that is the subject of the message.
Christians have a tendency to judge each other based on their fruits. I wish to offer you a different approach toward the assessment of another's fruit.