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Lust is a sin, but it in and of itself will not send us to hell. The only thing that will send us to hell is if we fail to place faith in Christ during our lives. The Lord loves you, and He will help you with all of your struggles, including lust.

Love does not hold on to past hurts, but love is a choice in our relationships with others. We choose to love others by being kind, being patient, putting others before ourselves, and one way is by not keeping a record of wrong.

The Protestant Reformation established the five solas, one being Scripture alone, sola Scriptura. God’s Word is authoritative for our lives, and it is sufficient in guiding us. The Holy Spirit leads us into all truth, and the truth is found in the...

It is truly a blessing to be able to help others and shine the light of Christ to the lost world. As soon as you start helping others, you will be inspired and motivated to help even more people.

Every few years or so, a major news story will run about "lost books of the Bible." Are there really lost books of the Bible?

Each of our lives is beautiful, unique, and important to the Lord. You are enough because Christ is enough. Never doubt that truth for a second. God loves you, and you are His dearly loved child.

When we recognize and confess our sinfulness and need for God to graciously save us, and we humbly and faithfully receive his gift of salvation (whether that is through praying the "sinners prayer" or just a decision in our own heart), we become a...

The beginning of Lent occurs on Ash Wednesday. For this year of 2022, Ash Wednesday falls on March 2, which is the first day of Lent. Lent will continue from March 2 until April 14, which is the Thursday before Easter, commonly known among...

Job knew his Redeemer lived and with that, there was hope to look forward to even if he died in such a bleak state.

To be a citizen of heaven is to see our connection with Jesus as the most important part of our lives. We serve the Lord above all else. Any earthly citizenship we may enjoy is understood only through the lens of our primary, heavenly,...

God’s promises to David are a tremendous blessing, and they came true. God’s promises to us today — that we too will “endure forever” through the salvation we receive in Jesus — are even more tremendous. And best of all, they are true.

Mortal sins are an aspect of Catholicism; however, it is not biblical. It is the belief that certain sins lead to death if they meet certain criteria. If you are worried about mortal sins today, know that all sin can be forgiven by God.

Instead of saying “bless your heart,” make the intentional decision to show your genuine care and concerns for your friends and family in your words and actions. “Bless your heart” is sarcastic and hateful when used inappropriately.

Sacrificing is always difficult. In fact, truly living a sacrificial life may feel like we have to give up our lives for the sake of Christ. But it is only by losing our lives that will we actually find them!

It is because of Jesus’ first-hand experience with rejection that we can identify with Him and approach Him as a friend who will comfort us, empathize with us, and be a role model for us in how we can respond to our own rejection.

Knowing that the tests we face in life can help us grow in spiritual maturity and cultivate an eternal mindset, we should be less likely to resist trials. God is working through these frustrating and painful times.

Rather than argue about specific words or names, Jesus makes it quite clear that there is a place that is not heaven. Today we use the term hell to describe such a place, but Scripture uses Gehenna or Hades. Either way, the message remains...

You and I do not need to see Jesus face-to-face or have a supernatural encounter as proof of our faith in Jesus Christ. Scripture must be the foundation of truth upon which we stand.

There’s a sense in which I want to say a hearty “Yes!” to the question of whether theology is practical, but only if we carefully redefine what that means.

The gift of discerning of spirits must be built upon both understanding the Bible and intimacy with the Lord. If you have this gift, then thank God for this valuable spiritual ability, and use it biblically and honorably.