The Christian is a steward, manager, and investor of God's money.

Each of us must be ready to face God's judgment, for death can come at any moment.

When we say, "The Lord is my shepherd," we acknowledge our dependence upon him, his ownership of us, and our personal relationship with him.

The story of Judas points out several truths that we ought not know.

Instead of worrying about our circumstances, God wants us to worship him for his faithfulness.

Without the redemptive memory of God, we are nothing.

Finding favor in the eyes of the Lord

Divine judgment is sprinkled with the tears of divine pain.

We're bad, too, but not beyond the loving reach of God.

God's persistent, loving question to lost people