Articles

The Lord sees what we truly need. Do we know it too? He wants us to look honestly within ourselves and to boldly call out to Him in our need.

There is no excuse for pride, considering that all authority comes from God and His ways are always better than ours.

God chooses different people for His special missions, and what He seeks in them is not any particular qualities, but humility and obedience.

What does God want for us while we are on Earth? If He simply wanted us to be happy, would He send us so many trials and hardships?

When we face difficulties, we can reflect on the character of God.

How do we act according to the times we live in? Do we fear for our lives, resent evil, or let God use us for good?

What Does the Bible Say About Women? Since God has blessed me with a daughter, I have realized the importance of conveying the answer to this question to her. As I watch her grow, I see that she is interested in stories and seeks connections between the heroines in them.

We can see at least a few cases described in the New Testament where Jesus anticipates someone's question or answers one that hasn't even been asked aloud.

As people influenced by modern culture, music, literature, and cinema, we might naturally associate temptation with something we strongly desire but refrain from for one reason or another. The ancient Greeks, however, apparently saw things differently.

What we see as objective facts does not make us "seeing" and truly appreciating the value of God's "gifts." In the Bible, besides our physical eyes, there is also mention of another kind of eyes.