Jesus provides the example of how to be a friend.

The main condition of successful prayer is seeking God’s plans rather than our own.

When Ezekiel saw the dry bones come to life through God's Word and breath, it was a picture of what God could do for all of Israel—and for us.

Following the model set forth in "The Lord's Prayer," we start with the Father, speak to him about his program and then talk to him about the family.

The ninth commandment enables us to build our relationships on reality.

When we fully grasp the meaning of the gospel, we’ll really come alive.

God is an important person who does not like being taken for granted.

While hiding in a cave, Elijah learns that God doesn't always speak to us in loud ways; sometimes he whispers in the dark.

John had some harsh words for his listeners, words that caused them to sober up and turn their attention to God. It's a good word for us today as well.

Israel often turned its back on God, but God patiently kept calling his people to return to him. The same applies to us today.