Nature illustrates the harmony of life in this world. For example, trees provide us with oxygen to sustain our lives while we provide them with the carbon dioxide they need. More »

"And live in love, as Christ loved us." —Ephesians 5:2 More »

The superscription puts this psalm in context: it was composed at a time when David had to use all his cleverness and even deviousness just to stay alive. Yet David knew that ultimately it was never his own strategy that saved him, and in these difficult circumstances, he sings one of the most memorable hymns of praise to God in the whole Bible. More »

The gospel . . . asks Christians to detach themselves from material goods, which are for the most part illusory, and to do their duty faithfully, constantly aspiring to heaven. May the believer remain alert and watchful to be ready to welcome Jesus when he comes in his glory. More »

Psalm 121. Israel—that is, all the faithful people of God—can always rely on God’s protection. A Song of Ascents. More »

“You are worried and distracted by many things; there is need of only one thing.” — Luke 10:41-42 More »

At first glance, Jesus’ words to his disciples might seem quite harsh. Essentially, he told them that if they just do what he commands, they are “unworthy servants.” So, was he expecting them to slave even harder? More »

"Unless you turn and become like children, you will never enter the kingdom of heaven." (Matthew 18:3) More »