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John wondered if he had fulfilled his purpose. It is John, the relative of Jesus, the baptizer, to whom I refer. According to Luke 1:17, God intended for John to serve as the forerunner, the one who would prepare the way for the Messiah. He was to call people to repentance so that they would be ready when the Lord arrived. Luke 3 records John's ministry, how he commanded the people to repent and instructed them about specific sins, and how to leave them behind. Luke 3:18-22 s

In James 3, the tongue is called out as a potent, powerful tool that is often misused. It is likened to a horse’s bit and a ship’s rudder...

Last Sunday, Micaiah, my six-year-old son, came from Bible class holding a tiny makeshift bag. On the bag was written “The Ten Plagues.”...

James 4:13-17 warns against forgetting God’s purpose for your life as you make plans. He wrote: “Come now, you who say, ‘Today or...

When the apostle Paul wrote the letter to the Philippians, he was imprisoned by the Romans. During his imprisonment, he shared the gospel...