A useful Christian life doesn’t just avoid evil. It overcomes evil with good.

God calls us to not just enjoy His forgiveness, but to accept His empowering and turn from our sin. Can we do this?

Our souls get stained and dirty, and this hampers our usefulness to God. We need cleansing, and only One can cleanse.

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.

In a world where many are disowning Jesus, we must stay strong and faithful.

Paul uses three pictures to show us how to endure the difficulties of the Christian life. Which resonates with you – soldier, athlete, or farmer?

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

Paul tells Timothy to reflect on his words. It’s easy for us to hear God’s truth and just forget it, instead of thinking more about how it applies to our lives.

The last chapter of the Bible pictures healing being offered to the nations by God’s people. Let’s be agents of healing today.

The people of God are meant to have an influence on the world around them. How might you be influential today, and fulfill what John sees in Revelation 21 as you do? R

John’s picture of the church in Revelation 21 reminds us that we are held secure by an overcoming and victorious God. What a message for us to hold to!

Revelation pictures the bride of Christ as a city made of various cherished materials. Do you know how He values us?

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?

How lovely to know that right at the beginning of time God’s blessing was given to us – and to our animals.

What does it mean to be created ‘in God’s image’?

God called the earth ‘good’, but only when he made people did he call it ‘very good’.

God is not the type to say something and do something else. We can trust that what He says will be. Let us be faithful in this way too.

The Bible begins with God’s name all over the place! Is God all over our lives?