If you claim to be a Christian, your reputation reflects positively or negatively on Christ, His Word, and His church.

Whether you are new to the faith or have been a believer for many decades, there is always room for growth in Christ and His Word.

What would it look like if God showed you a chart of your life and how much time you spent in sinful versus godly pursuits?

Christians should always assume others are watching us. Let's ensure our behavior reflects Christ's lordship in our daily lives.

Are you taking the spiritual high road, setting your mind on things above rather than earthly things?

Christians can represent Christ well and draw others to Him, or they can act hypocritically and contribute to others' rejection of Christ.

Taming the tongue is harder than taming wild animals, and the effort to do so is a lifelong process for many, including Christians.

Christians should pursue correct doctrine through multiple sources, but not at the expense of pursuing Christ and becoming more like him.

Teenagers and young adults can set an example for believers and unbelievers of all ages by following the Apostle Paul's words to Timothy.

God’s Word says, “be imitators of God” (Eph. 5:1) and “be holy, because I am holy” (1 Pet. 1:16). We can’t do that with a foul mouth.

If you ask others to describe you, what words might they use? Will anyone put "Christian" on their list?

If we spend meaningful time with Jesus daily, our time with Him should be evident to others.