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There is a lot of encouragement in the final words of New Testament epistles. This one is so simple and so great: pray for those who desire to act honourably. Let us desire to do the right thing and let us pray for our fellow believers in their desire to do the right thing too!

The Holy Spirit will teach the disciples and help them remember what Jesus said when the time comes. Also, Jesus promises true peace from the God of peace - not just a surface-level well wish or greeting. True teaching and true peace from Him!

Casual sex is everywhere and always available. Sexual immorality might not feel like the worst sin, but it is certainly unique in that there is a definite spiritual consequence. Our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit - let us keep them pure and undefiled. Flee from sexual sin!

The third reassurance that Jesus gives His disicples is that He will not leave them as orphans but send another just like Himself. Although the world will no longer see Christ when He ascends, all believers will see Him in the ministry of the Spirit and the building of the Church. We see that in our local churches even today!

Your past does not dictate your final destination. The Apostle Paul reminds the Corinthians that even though they were once all types of sinful people, they have been made new in Christ. Salvation is a complete transformation!

Faced with difficult circumstances, Philip wanted something more. Everything he needed was right in front of him. We have God's full revelation to man. Stop looking for something to add and start looking to know Him more and more!

Faced with difficult circumstances, Philip wanted something more. Everything he needed was right in front of him. We have God's full revelation to man. Stop looking for something to add and start looking to know Him more and more!

The Church is called to a higher calling. Therefore, the Church should have a higher conduct compared to the world. Paul encourages the Corinthians not to take one another to secular courts. This demonstrates a worldly conduct and is shameful to the higher calling of the Church.

Puffy eyes, sore joints, tooth ache, and all sorts of other bodily things irritate us all the time, sometimes to the point that we would rather go without them. Is the same true of our sin? Does it irritate us so much that we would rather live without those bits causing us to sin?

This next chapter is Jesus reassuring His disciples, encouragement, and the promise of the Holy Spirit. There is only one way to the Father - the disciples know Him. Believe in Him and you will know peace even in the midst of all the troubles.

Judas has left the group. Jesus announces His upcoming departure. Peter swears loyalty, even to death. There is a lot happening at the end of Chapter 13. In the midst of this, Jesus gives them a commandment: love one another as He has loved them - this will be the defining characteristic of Christians all over the world.

The modern world is full of sexual immorality, especially when it comes to the LGTB agenda. Today, we look at five ongoing attacks against God's Word and four things we should take into consideration when dealing with these issues.

It is a blessing to be where we are, for it is an opportunity to glorify God. Let us thank the Lord for where He has put us and let us be fruitful for His Kingdom!

Even to his betrayal, Jesus loves Judas and honours him. In this most troubling moment, our Lord shows us how to love our enemies and repay evil with good.

In this defining moment of Saul's reign, he fails to fully carry out the commandment of the Lord. Although it seemed to be a successful outcome, Saul's partial obedience was total rebellion. In the same way, we need to eradicate the sin in our lives. If we hold on to those small indulgences, we shall also fall!