Wisdom for the Day

Our problem is not that we sin, but that we are willful unrepentant rebels against God.

It seems the more useless something is, the more we are willing to pay for it, display it more prominently, and dispose of it more quickly.

There are few things in life less important than pursuit of wealth.

One woman who got saved was so convicted of her sin and so in love with Jesus that she said she would rather die than live another day and sin against Him.

Are you good for your benefit or for God’s benefit?

The primary importance is what God is doing in you, not through you.

How can we show the love of God is enough to a suffering world if we never suffer?

Would you be satisfied with a Sunday morning sermon that was composed only of Scripture?