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Paul summarized God’s willingness to reward or punish all people, regardless of their ancestry, by saying in Romans 2:11, “For there is no partiality with God.” God is willing to reward those who persevere in doing good and is equally willing to punish those who do not obey the truth. God will repay each person according to their deeds, not their physical lineage. Furthermore, God leaves the deeds done and the goals pursued up to each individual, rather than maintaining parti

The apostle Paul was not always a friend to Christians, nor was he always a follower of Christ. When Paul was introduced in the book of Acts, his actions favored violence toward Christians. Paul, who is referred to as Saul, guarded the coats of the men who were actively stoning Stephen, a man devoted to God who had confronted the Jewish council with their sins moments earlier. Acts 8:1 says Saul was “in hearty agreement with putting him to death.” The only reason Saul was not

At least three separate locations in Scripture record accounts of people tempted by greed. In each of them, those who succumb to greediness for earthly treasures arrive at disastrous results. Sometimes the greed shows itself in a person’s unwillingness to share what they own; other times it is a desire for what they hope to attain. But in every case, greedy living leads to spiritual downfall. In Luke 12:13-21, Jesus answered a greed-driven interruption with a parable about a

“What if we don’t give?” That was the question asked innocently by the little ones in our family on Sunday morning, as I was writing a...

There is a common thought that once a person becomes a Christian, they don’t need to care as much about sin, since all their sins have...

An article published on fatherly.com asked, “Should You Take Your Kids to a Pride Parade?” The author immediately admitted that pride...