Central to Christianity, is a personal relationship between an individual and God (Matthew 22:36-37). A healthy and vital relationship with God, eliminates the sin that separates us from

Brother Steve Higginbotham, preacher for the South Green Street Church of Christ in Glasgow, KY. has written and

Beekeepers know that a bee’s age is determined by the condition of its wings (see Figure 4). Because bees constantly work, their wings get a lot of wear and tear. Young bees have wide well-formed wings, whereas older bees have narrow, torn, and tattered wings. The bee doesn’t die of old age. It dies when […]

A querist asks, “I’ve heard and read about many speculations and theories regarding the battle of Armageddon in Revelation 16:13-16. Understanding the figurative nature of Revelation, can you please

The shark is a large ocean fish with an equally large appetite. In fact, so large, that he will swallow almost anything he can get into his mouth.

The following are nine suggestions designed to improve our spiritual attitudes. If we’ll make application of these suggestions, not only will we experience personal Christian growth, but the Lord’s church will grow as well.

Early in their discipleship, James and John were called, “The sons of thunder” (Mark 3:17-KJV). They had a similar

In the following poem by an unknown author, we see two different attitudes illustrated. Let’s seriously think about what the words are saying to us, and then choose the right attitude of heart as we interact with others (cf. Matthew 7:12; Luke 18:9-14).

A querist asks, “In Romans 8:28, Does the phrase “all things” necessarily refer to every single event that transpires in a Christian’s life?”

The Greek noun usually rendered “patience” in the New Testament is “hupomone.” Thayer says of the word: “in the

Do we want a happy and fruitful marriage? The following are ten biblical ways to have and maintain a happy and

A querist asks, “In 1 Corinthians 7, Paul is addressing several groups of people regarding marriage.  I have two questions: Is Paul providing additional instructions for divorcing a spouse other than what our Lord taught in Matthew 5:32 and Matthew 19:9, and what does the phrase, “not under bondage” refer to in 1 Corinthians 7:15?

The following humorous, but meaningful story comes from today’s Montana Street bulletin, illustrating our need for

Politeness has been defined as “benevolence in small things.” A true Christian recognizes the rights and feelings of others,

Do we remember the days when a man used to give up his seat to a woman? When young folks showed respect for their elders?

The following poem by an unknown author gives us insight into what we’re really telling others about ourselves by

As Christians, we all have regrets in our lives — things we should have done but didn’t do, and things we shouldn’t

Some folks have either stated or implied that they want to live in this world forever (scroll down to the Google video link)

How Does Christ Strengthen Us? – Bible Lesson by Mike Riley noting the means by which Christ strengthens us. From Philippians 4:13, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” In Philippians 4:13, Paul said, “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me.” The strength Paul spoke about was an inner […]

Peter had just returned from an unsuccessful night of fishing in the first portion of Luke 5-NKJV, but at Jesus’