As the moon reflects the light of the sun, so must we reflect the goodness and holiness of our perfect Lord.

As believers fully justified and being sanctified, we must turn our attention to obedience to the Father's will.

One of the easiest ways we can imitate God is to imitate His Son – by walking in love toward God and others.

Not only does Christ rank as the highest above all except the Father, He also ranks as first among the resurrected. This is our hope!

Be kind to one another, tender-hearted, forgiving each other, just as God in Christ also has forgiven you.

No matter how big or small the sin, it stings the Spirit Who is comingled with ours.

Do we intentionally use our tongue to be pleasing, edifying, and helpful? Or instead do we spew out what is rotten, worthless, and hurtful?

As usual, the truths of Scripture fly in the face of societal norms which tell us to work hard to satisfy our worldly needs and pleasures.

The Lord will perfectly exact all necessary judgement, vengeance, and wrath in accord with His righteous character.

Christians must speak truth to one another in love so that we remain united in the building up of the body of Christ.

To be fruitful representatives of Christ, we are obligated to put to death our old self, and instead clothe ourselves in righteousness.

The divine call of the Christian is to live a life that selflessly honors and serves God in all we do.

Rejecting the truth found in Scripture is a rejection of Jesus Christ and His saving grace.

The Lord has given us the gift of godly evangelists, pastors, and teachers to equip us for service and lead us toward Christ.

If it were not for Christ’s humility in choosing to descend from heaven, every one of us would be utterly lost to our sin for all eternity.

What better place for Christ to be born than where the sacrificial sheep were kept, under the watch of the priestly shepherds.

Believers are called to be united in the faith and serve each other with humility and impartiality, which is pleasing to God.

While the world seeks selfish gain, Christians must be the opposite, seeking the salvation of the unsaved, being kind, gentle, and loving.

If Christ required you to give up all worldly possessions to follow Him, would you do it cheerfully, or would it be painful and hard?

The indwelling of the Holy Spirit is a miraculous, wonderful power that is given by the Lord Almighty for His glory.