How can we know for sure that our name is written in the Lamb's Book of Life?

God may not answer our prayers in the manner and timing we wish, but we can take comfort in knowing that He hears and acts as He knows best.

What a tremendous promise God gives us that He will one day wipe every tear from His children's eyes. We will cry no more.

Christians need not worry that they will suffer God's wrath. Jesus has suffered in our place. Worldly tribulation, however, is likely.

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.

Our love for others is a meaningful measure of whether we have passed from our old sinful nature to new life in Christ.

When Jesus returns, will He find us waiting with excited anticipation or fearful dread and shame?

If God has forgiven all our sins, why must we continue to confess them throughout our lives?

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?

Nobody likes suffering, but if we suffer, let it be for doing good and not evil.

How better would our world be if we were all quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger?

Who or what is the source of our temptations to sin?

Some of the most memorable encouragement I've ever received came from people I didn't know. They inspired me to keep running the race.

Christians should regularly read aloud and be encouraged by the great faith chapter - Hebrews 11. It teaches us much about faith.

Christians cannot properly live out their faith alone. We are made for community and commanded in Scripture to gather with one another.

Contrary to what some want to believe, Scripture teaches that we live and die once and then face God's judgment.

Christian growth may not always be steadily upward, but it should consistently happen over time. If not, something is wrong.

If you want to know who God is, look to Jesus.

It isn't enough to run only part of life's race. We must finish well.