Once we truly understand how much God loves us, we will in turn live that love in our relationships with others.

When we're full of grace, we will be bursting at the seams, overflowing with grace in a lifestyle of worship toward fellow believers as well as toward unbelievers.

In the midst of all sorts of troubles, David still found comfort and rest in God.

Jesus came into this world to lay down his life for our salvation.

The orderliness of Matthew’s genealogy shows that God is in control and can use anybody for his purposes.

Once we know what's behind our anger, we can better deal with it … and replace it with more godly behavior.

We often think of envy as a "petty" sin, but God clearly shows his anger about envy in this Bible passage.

It's not easy to "be still and know that I am God" in the middle of crisis. But the rest of this psalm gives us clues how we can do just that.

We can learn much from the account of Jesus walking across the water in the midst of the storm, and from Peter’s boldness to walk on the water toward him.

Choosing not to forgive, submit, and repent will keep us from receiving the good things God plans for us.