In 1 Corinthians 8-10, we can gather some helpful questions to guide us in our decisions in the gray areas.

If we have a biblical view of success, we can be liberated from the crushing measurements set by the culture.

The first time we hear the gospel preached follows immediately after the first time we see sin enter the world.

Can your life as a believer be compartmentalized? Can you separate church and state? Does the Lordship of Christ apply to all of your life?

No man has the ability and right to approach Him on his own. God will hear the prayers of those who come to Him through the merits of Christ.

The Trinity: Much of the New Testament unveils the divine mystery of the eternal joy and fellowship shared between the Father and the Son.

Our spiritual gifts are for us, but they are certainly not about us. Each spiritual gift is empowered by God through the Spirit working in us.

Jesus gives us gentle instruction on how to rightly judge our brother. It is better to be confronted in our sin than to perish with our sin.

Christians should be walking Bibles. Your life may be the only Bible your spouse ever reads if they are an unbeliever.

"God is not just a bigger version of us. Instead, God is in a class all by Himself; He is a cut above the rest."