This article looks at integrity from God's perspective, examines what it means and illuminates the importance of it in our discipleship.

Could it be that suffering is associated with the struggle we all experience daily to resist sin?

Knowing what is within our pay grade, and what is not, is a personal responsibility we each have.

The early morning rituals of newspapers and coffees, breakfasts on the run and finding seats on one of the world’s busiest commuter transit systems would, by day’s end, witness events that would leave an impact that still reverberates to this day.

This is about the Christadelphian Brotherhood in Jamaica over a period of 125 years. It is stimulating and motivating, whether you are an inhabitant or a never-been.

Children learn about consent when we respect their choices about us touching them. Many people love to hug children, but just because we are bigger, it does not give us the right.

“Be on your guard: stand firm in the faith; be courageous: be strong. Do everything in love.” (1 Cor 16:13-14 NIV).

After some very helpful suggestions from family and friends, and major editing by Carrie and Dave Reynolds, The Enormous TINY Experiment is now available on Amazon worldwide.

Genesis 1:26 has dual application: history and prophecy. Both must be clearly identified and not confused with each other.

Our behaviors can impact the whole world, and it is our Christian responsibility to act accordingly. There are many realistic ways that we can protect God’s world and everyone in it. We don’t have to do all the things, but we should try to do some.

God's word was recorded by some 35 authors, writing as they were moved by the Holy Spirit through the course of 1500 years (2 Tim 3:16; Heb 1:1-2; 2 Pet 1:20-21). Some were formally educated (like doctors, kings and public servants), while others were not (including fishermen and shepherds). Altogether we find well over 50 vocations mentioned in their writings.