Horizons are wide open for Christians! There are as many ways to serve God as there are those who want to serve him. There is one big danger, however. Jesus warns us about it with a story about ten teen-age girls. Order Ten Teenage Girls and stay out of trouble.

The 12th in the Important Stuff Series. When Jesus told his disciples to beware the leaven of the Pharisees, he had a really good reason for it. What did they do that was so bad, and how does their behavior, after all these years, find itself alive and well in people, often Christian people, today. This warning could save your eternal life.

Bury your light under a bushel? Bury your talent? We surmise that most people who do these things don't know what their light and talent are? Do you know?

If Jesus told you not to do something, would you not do it, no matter what? Well, there is something most of us do all the time and Jesus told us if we do it we might as well put a millstone around our neck and jump in the sea.

One of the most difficult of all Jesus' commands is, "Love your enemies." Most of us don't think of it much. Life goes by and most of the time things are relatively smooth. But then, every once in a while, someone does something to us that is hurtful and wrong. What do we do?

In Ephesians 5 the Apostle Paul said that women were to submit to their husbands. Most people reject this approach at face value today. And yet I meet many people who live happily together. I meet other people who believe that men ought to "rule" their wives (and wives who try to rule their husbands) and are not so happy at all. In thinking about this, it occurs to us that perhaps people in our culture incorrectly interpret Paul's statement due to a cultural bias.

One of the greatest of all blessings is a calling from God. When Jesus told us to love our neighbor as ourself, it is His plan that we would hope to pass on the blessing of a calling that we received. How do we pass on our calling? What are the steps we must take? Where can we read about it in the Bible; and were can we see contemporary examples?

In Ephesians 5 the Apostle Paul said that women were to submit to their husbands. Most people reject this approach at face value today. And yet I meet many people who live happily together. I meet other people who believe that men ought to "rule" their wives (and wives who try to rule their husbands) and are not so happy at all. In thinking about this, it occurs to us that perhaps people in our culture incorrectly interpret Paul's statement due to a cultural bias.

Jesus said the second greatest commandment was love of neighbor. But who is our neighbor? Jesus meant that we are to love all others. Love Your Family provides some ractical strategies for lovingour family.

In the Book of Revelation there is a group of people who appear before the throne of God at the return of Christ. According to the account, “It is these who follow the Lamb wherever he goes” (Rev. 14:4). Follow God helps us understand what the Bible says about how to follow Him.