From eternity to Bethlehem, cross, resurrection, and return, the life of Jesus reveals God’s saving plan and sets the pattern for every believer’s life.
The Life of Jesus
Christians: Tempted To Do Your Way
Christians are constantly tempted to do life “their way,” but Scripture shows how to surrender self-will and joyfully live under Jehovah’s wise authority.
Christians: You Don’t Have to Live in the Shadows
Christians are not called to live in guilt, secrecy, or fear. Through Christ’s ransom and Jehovah’s Word, believers can leave the shadows and walk in the light.
How To Overcome Harmful Habits, Negative Thinking, and Irrational Feelings
Overcoming harmful habits, negative thinking, and irrational feelings requires disciplined obedience to Scripture, renewed thinking, and steadfast resistance to spiritual influences.
God’s Power Working in the Obedient Heart: Philippians 2:13
Philippians 2:13 teaches that God works within believers, shaping their desires and empowering obedience so they may live for His good pleasure.
Learning the Heart of Christ: Matthew 11:29
Matthew 11:29 calls believers to take Christ’s yoke, learn His gentle and humble heart, and find true rest for their souls through obedient devotion.
The Righteous Judgment of God Against Willful Unbelief: 2 Thessalonians 1:8
2 Thessalonians 1:8 warns that God will judge all who refuse the gospel, while assuring believers that He will vindicate and sustain His faithful ones.
The God Who Dwells on High Yet Draws Near: Psalm 138:6
Psalm 138:6 teaches that Jehovah draws near to the humble but keeps the proud at a distance, calling believers to walk in humility and dependence.
Pursuing Unity Through Obedience: Philippians 4:2
Philippians 4:2 urges believers to pursue unity through humility and obedience, restoring harmony in the Lord for the strength of the church.
The Strength of Godly Companionship: Ecclesiastes 4:10
Ecclesiastes 4:10 teaches that godly companionship lifts the fallen, protects against isolation, and strengthens believers in their daily walk.
