Christ sees all our sins regardless of how we try to hide them. Confess them to the Light of the world, then be light in the darkness.

Are some biblical teachings hard to believe? You aren't the first or last to question them, but they're reliable and true. Trust the Author.

God has revealed in His Word what He wants us to know. Unanswered questions we ponder now probably won't matter when we're in His presence.

Christ and money cannot both be the center of one’s life. Christ alone is Lord, and he will not share that throne with another.

If nobody complains about how we live out our faith, then maybe we aren't doing all we should for Christ.

What are some positive ways to acknowledge our belief in and commitment to Christ before others?

If we wait until all aspects of life are ideal before following Christ, we'll never do it. Today is the day to be faithful. Now is the time.

One of the worst things that can happen to us is if God leaves us alone to our own devices. Be careful what you ask for.

Not everyone who calls Jesus "Lord" is a believer. True believers surrender daily in obedience to the authority of Christ and his Word.

Our goal should be neither high nor low self-esteem but an accurate one according to what God says about us in his Word.

As Christians, our priority should be pleasing God. Yet, how often do we sacrifice pleasing God to please others or ourselves?

Making promises (vows, oaths) is serious business. Don't be hasty in making them, and don't fulfill ungodly promises contrary to God's Word.

There are so many good reasons to start each day with God in prayer and in His Word. And there is so much that can go wrong when we don't.

There is no Christianity worth believing in without Jesus rising from the dead. Everything hinges on the resurrection.

Whether we stumble or dive into sin, it is still sin, and we must take it seriously.

Scripture commands that we love God and others. It also gives us principles and specifics to understand what that does and doesn't mean.

Only Christ can solve society’s issues one heart at a time. That requires his people to prioritize the gospel as God’s solution for sin.

Faithfulness to God should always be present tense, not past tense alone.

There is such a thing as righteous anger, but the type we usually display isn't that. Anger can be a sin that leads to more sin.

We must be willing to surrender whatever competes for Christ’s supreme place in our hearts. What would Jesus tell you to give up? Will you?