Carter Dukes considers the phenomenon of near-death experiences.

Thomas Goodrich points out the perils of expecting perfection in our own moral performance.

Bernard Howard explores a short apostolic summary of the Christian life.

Mort Taylor sets out his response to a question many of us will have asked.

“Much of what is now useless junk was once someone’s pride and joy.” Chris Heinss urges us to value things in light of eternity.

Carter Dukes finds motivation for evangelism in words spoken by Mordecai to Esther.

Thomas Goodrich explains how acts of faith can aid communion with God.

Bernard Howard invites Grace Church members to nominate suitable candidates for the role of deacon.

Mort Taylor explains the difference between judging sin and recognizing sin.

Chris Heinss highlights the danger of rule-based religion.

Carter Dukes reminds us that Jesus held up children as an example.

Thomas Goodrich draws encouragement from Jesus’s meeting with Nicodemus.

Bernard Howard turns to the Bible to find help for a seasonal condition.

Mort Taylor addresses the question of whether any punishment remains for those trusting in Jesus.

Chris Heinss draws comfort from Psalm 37, which reminds us that—in the end—evil won’t pay.

Carter Dukes urges us not to carry heavy spiritual loads unnecessarily.

Thomas Goodrich cautions against expecting too much from any political administration in this world.

Why were the disciples more frightened after Jesus calmed the storm than during the storm itself? Bernard Howard offers an explanation.

Mort Taylor urges us to resist idol worship.

Chris Heinss reminds us that our plans are subject to the Lord’s will.