Mort Taylor addresses the question of whether any punishment remains for those trusting in Jesus.

Chris Heinss draws comfort from Psalm 37, which reminds us that—in the end—evil won’t pay.

Carter Dukes urges us not to carry heavy spiritual loads unnecessarily.

Thomas Goodrich cautions against expecting too much from any political administration in this world.

Why were the disciples more frightened after Jesus calmed the storm than during the storm itself? Bernard Howard offers an explanation.

Mort Taylor urges us to resist idol worship.

Chris Heinss reminds us that our plans are subject to the Lord’s will.

Carter Dukes takes a close look at the staff of Moses, which became the staff of God.

Thomas Goodrich warns against the temptation of hiding from God.

Bernard Howard sets out the three main grounds for a Christian's assurance of salvation.

Mort Taylor discusses the ongoing relevance of the Old Testament.

Chris Heinss helps us examine our lives in light of a question found in Psalm 15.

Carter Dukes commends the benefits of patient waiting.

Thomas Goodrich urges us to be on guard against deception.

With an eye on the upcoming election, Bernard Howard reflects on George Washington's Farewell Address.

Mort Taylor answers a common objection to biblical Christianity.

Chris Heinss discusses the question of how we can make an impact on the world.

Carter Dukes shares a helpful illustration for understanding our need for repentance.

Thomas Goodrich reminds us of the critical importance of fellowship.

Bernard Howard finds encouragement for praying people in the healing of the paralyzed man in Acts 3.