Ed Davis’ reflection on Christian service and what God expects from His children touches on some profound themes. Indeed, many Christians believe that being saved entails a commitment to serve God and others, emphasizing the idea that faith should be active and expressed through actions.

The Jewish leaders were using the weakness found in a woman to trap Jesus, betraying their callous indifference to the pain they were willing to cause and their unsympathetic nature.

Ecclesiastes 12:13 reminds us of our ultimate purpose: "Fear God and keep His commandments, for this is the whole duty of man." Lingering delays this fundamental duty. God’s commandments aren’t burdensome; rather, they represent a life aligned with His will, and we are called to follow without delay. 

Satan exploits our weaknesses through temptation. Consider the story of Adam and Eve, where doubt was sown about God's word, and...

If God were to write a personal letter to us, what would He say? Would He be pleased with the state of our hearts and our commitment to Him?