We all have the capacity to backslide. It’s when we think we are standing firmest, that we need to be most careful of falling.

Backsliding is a common struggle for Christians.

Many church goers are faithful, but perhaps are starting to look more like Pharisees than they’d wish to admit

Paul pleads with Timothy to preach the whole truth – even the hard bits. Are you seeking out teachings that challenge you with the whole truth, or are you just looking for the easy stuff?

When I got to the downhills, I very nearly lost my footing. This reminded me of some words of Paul in 1 Corinthians 10. Stay mindful and walk carefully with your God!

A road trip with my dad, reminded me that the journey often holds more value than the destination itself, much like our walk with God, where the daily steps matter as much as reaching our goals. Are you enjoying your journey today, or are you too focused on the end result?

Uncle Bud Robinson illustrates the journey of faith as progressively diving deeper into the ocean of God’s grace. How deep have you ventured? Go deeper today!

Sometimes we forget what we read in Scripture. But it’s not all about remembering. It’s about God shaping and cleansing us through daily reading.

The Bible never stops giving! Reading the same passages over and over, it’s amazing how God keeps on pouring out more inspiration, more teaching, more training with each reading.

Are we the type of people who would sell one Bible in order to buy 25 more to distribute?

Paul warns Timothy of the misguided notion that the Christian faith takes away all your struggle. In fact, difficulties abound for the real Christian – but they are very much worth the trouble.

In a world filled with knowledge, many of us miss the truth. May we not be such misguided people.

Are we in the last days? Some think Jesus will be here any second, some think he is still a long way away. Either way, what’s important is to trust Him TODAY.

God’s call to holiness is a call to godly conduct – rejecting the worldly ways of our pasts and embracing a Spirit-filled life that honours God.

God’s call to holiness is about more than being loved – it’s about becoming more like Jesus each day. Are we committed to this call?

How can we live useful Christian lives? By ensuring that the words we take in, and the words we speak, are godly.

We all long to live useful lives, but the big question is: are we being useful to God?

How do we live a strong, enduring, faithful Christian life? By remembering Jesus at all times.

A strong Christian is one who has died to themselves and their old lives, and begun to live a life of holiness and love.

John’s vision in Revelation 21 pictures the church as a bright light. Jesus had said something similar a few years earlier. Are we shining for Him?