Cains and Abels (1 John 3:11-24)
/God calls you to follow Abel’s model of living sacrifice rather than Cain’s model of bitter envy.
Read MoreGod calls you to follow Abel’s model of living sacrifice rather than Cain’s model of bitter envy.
Read MoreLove is an unmistakable family trait—one that all God’s children have.
Read MoreThe last days will be known for false teachers and we must be all the more sure to cling to the truth of the gospel.
Read MoreTrue faith shows itself in love toward others, even seeking good for your enemies.
Read MoreSometimes, in order to move forward, you have to first go backwards.
Read MoreHope is found, not in hiding or denying our sin, but bringing everything into the light so that it can be forgiven.
Read MoreThe eternal God has revealed himself by becoming man and invites us into fellowship with him so that we might have life in him.
Read MoreThe safest place in the universe is to be surrendered to God.
Read MoreGod’s people can be content and find comfort in the midst of great affliction because God goes with them into that affliction and shields them from the danger—eternal wrath—by bearing it for them in love.
Read MoreWhen you are afraid, you can trust in the God who hears you and will deliver you.
Read MoreThe resurrection of Jesus Christ on the third day is God’s sign to assure us that salvation belongs to our God and has been accomplished.
Read MoreGodly wisdom teaches us to recognize God’s love in his discipline and to give thanks for it.
Read MoreSin is ugly and destructive, but we have a faithful Savior who stands in the breach ready to save all who repent and come to him.
Read MoreHeartfelt worship flows out of remembering who God is and what he has done in the past so that we might have confidence as we look to the future.
Read MoreWe do not suffer as those without hope, so our lives should be characterized by love while we await the return of our glorious Savior on the Last Day.
Read MoreIn imitation of Jesus, every Christian is called to contribute and serve others as he or she is able—refusing to do so is a dereliction of duty.
Read MoreIn the face of adversity, the Lord teaches us to pray for protection and for the salvation of those who mistreat us.
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