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Personal preferences, manmade guidelines, and secular rationalizations are a cheap substitute for real satisfaction: The giver of life, Jesus Christ.

If you choose to focus on your sin and slip into a pit of despair and depression, you will not accomplish the task to which you are called.

What God plans for our lives does not always match up with what we expect Him to do.

Humanity is messed up by nature, but many make the mistake of thinking we are good enough.

God doesn’t need lip service from us. Promises of what we will do in the future, praises of His glory, and sacrifices to show we are religious are nothing to Him without our obedience.

You don’t need to know Greek and Hebrew or remember Scripture references without mistakes to lead a small group.

What does sin gain? Any satisfaction from it is only temporary. The only thing eternal about sin is the death that it brings.

Satan continuously tries to divert your attention from the true healer and to the world’s false hope.

How often do we do the same thing? Listen but don’t obey. We hear, but we don’t heed.