This 4-part series explores Immorality as the Bible presents it. Part 4 examines immorality's effect on the church, and discipline, restoration, and the necessity of community

This 4-part series explores Immorality as the Bible presents it. Part 3 examines sexual immorality, porneia, the body as temple, and the gospel of restoration

This 4-part series explores immorality as the Bible presents it. Part 2 focuses on spiritual immorality - idolatry, divided loyalty, and covenant unfaithfulness

This 4-part series explores immorality as the Bible presents it. Part 1 focuses on morality in everyday life and the heart as the source of all moral

When we think about whether our dreams align with God’s will, it helps to remember that the Bible doesn’t ask us to abandon our talents or ambitions — it asks us to reorient the “why” behind them. The Bible gives us a set of clear principles to help us filter our desires through His

While the terms praise and worship are often used interchangeably, Scripture and careful study show that they are related but not the same. Worship is the foundation—a lifelong posture of humility, submission and loyalty to God—while praise is

Before Jesus died and rose again, no human being—righteous or unrighteous—entered heaven. Jesus stated this plainly: “No one has ascended into heaven except he who came down from heaven, the Son of Man” (John 3:13). Until his sacrifice was completed and the ransom price presented to satisfy

Matthew 23:9 that brings us right into the heart of how we apply Jesus’ “tough” words to our modern religious landscape. We all refer to our human fathers as “father,” “dad,” etc., but in this case, Jesus was referring to our heavenly Father, Jehovah. In context, Jesus wasn’t

Money is important to live, but just how important should it be? Some people say that being a good Christian means that God will automatically bless you with riches, but this is not true. Jesus and his apostles owned very few possessions, and they never taught that a Christian’s life would be

The teaching of hell has inspired fear in mankind for generations. But is this teaching actually found in the

You do not need to worry about your unbaptized family members being excluded from heaven, because the Scriptures reveal a far more expansive and compassionate plan of salvation than the traditional idea that death instantly sends a person to either heaven or hell.  The Bible shows that God’s

God did not create humanity with the intention of having us die; His original purpose was for mankind to live eternally in a perfect relationship with Him on a perfected earth (Genesis 1:26–28; Psalm 115:16). When God finished His creation, He declared it “very good,” meaning it was flawless,