Too often in our culture marriages are not what husbands and wives want them to be. Most often, it is not a case of marrying the wrong person, it is one or both of them failing to be the person God wants.
Sermons by Roy Sharp (Page 18)
As we near the end of anything such as a semester for students or the year for all of us, we sometimes have a hard time finishing strong. How do we finish the semester or year with great enthusiasm?
As we enter this week of the Thanksgiving holiday, reflect with me on our need to be so grateful to God. May we continually express our thankfulness to God.
Hearing the Word of God is not easy because when we hear it, we must make choices for our lives. When you hear the Word, what are the choices you make that will make a difference in your life?
Our culture is caught up in all kinds of uses for social media. There are many good uses for social media and yet it produces much misery when misused. Let us always think about using every phase of our lives for the glory of God.
Much controversy is present in our culture regarding the use of alcoholic beverages as social pleasure. Looking at what the Bible says is sometimes confusing to some who study the text with a bias. What can we learn about its use from the Bible and society?
If we are going to succeed as Christians in sharing the gospel, we will need to take a good look at ourselves in the same way Paul encouraged Timothy to do.
God calls for behavior from us as citizens of His kingdom to be such that it will bind us together in unity. It must begin with humility.
What difference does it make when I do not show up for worship? Does it really matter to me or to anyone else? What does it mean to God, if we fail to worship?