The one hope provided by God has always been the hope of resurrection.

Paul has some sharp words for the Church in Corinth. And for us.

Who do you want to meet in the Kingdom? What do you think that will be like? Young people from around the world have answered these questions.

What are you most looking forward to in the Kingdom?

What might grudging look like in us?

Jesus is saying that being at peace or being troubled, isn’t a matter of external circumstance. Peace, Jesus says, comes from him

“So put away all malice and all deceit and hypocrisy and envy and all slander.” (1 Peter 2:1) This stuff needs to be put away, or somebody is going to get hurt.

As His chosen, He has expectations of us—we have serious responsibilities to be holy, to be set apart. 

If we aren’t actively rowing, we’re drifting. 

Sometimes children do far better than their elders in not being daunted by what is “impossible”.

We have ten lessons from David’s own experience; ten exhortations for when we feel we’ve been betrayed.

To God be the glory, for He is the only one who is good.