Children are told to “Obey Your Parents.” This is the same as giving “honor” to your parents (Exod. 20:12), which connotes valuing highly and revering one’s parents (Lev. 19:3, 14). The disposition of a godly child is a combination of love and respect which moves him to obedience. Read More →
Our time on earth is temporary and is to be used for our Lord. Money and material possessions are an important part of this picture. Our eternal position and reward are closely intertwined with the way we handle the property God has entrusted to us. When we are faithful in keeping this charge, Read More →
We live in an age of technological advance, with all its glory, conveniences, and consequences. How does this culture harm or hinder the spiritual life of the Christian? Read More →
During the First Advent, the focus is on the themes of hope, peace, joy, and love, which are symbolized by the lighting of the Advent wreath candles. Each candle represents a different aspect of the spiritual journey towards the arrival of Christ. As the season unfolds, the lighting of these Read More →
The Second Advent focuses on John the Baptist, the Gentiles being included in God’s family, Christ’s coming in judgment and peace, and the church’s hopeful expectation of the completion of his promises. The theme the second Sunday of Advent is peace. Read More →