The news is always bustling with something, is it not? It sort of reminds me of how the wind might kick up every now and then right before a bad storm.

To many, sad to say, life without a true commitment to Christ is a pleasurable one, but that is only because their sin nature is in agreement with their sinful lifestyle. But, every now and then, some either develop a gnawing sense that something is wrong, or eventually their sinful life becomes a stench to them.

We are now living in times when people whom we can trust are scarce. Government and non-government organizations fail. Even the best person among us is only human and can only do so much. However, there is One whom we can trust because he is faithful.

GOD’S Not DEAD beautifully tells the story of a young Christian man who while attending college is challenged to compromise his faith in God by his atheist philosophy professor.

Many think they are free, but are really not free, just like the Jews Jesus addressed in John 8:31-36.

The book of Exodus tells the story of the Israelites journey and eventual captivity in Egypt. The raising of Moses as an elder of the Israelites and how God uses Moses to convince Pharaoh to let God’s people go and how God destroys Pharaoh’s army. And much more.

Joy, genuine joy which is only given by God, the second fruit of the Holy Spirit, is a vital aspect of the true Christian’s life. There are times though that some think they have joy, but it is not, due to various reasons. The Word of God, though, shows us how to develop godly joy.

By the Holy Spirit, Paul says the following about Jesus Christ in Philippians 2:6, "Who, being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be equal with God:" While you are reading that in English or some other modern language, there is a special treasure in the New Testament (NT) you might not know about.

The Book of Genesis is the first book of The Holy Bible; thought to have been written by Moses that details the creation of the heaven and the earth, the worldwide flood and Noah’s Ark, the life of Abraham and the births of Isaac and Jacob and the covenant between God and Israel.

Dads that are good role models are in some cases hard to find today, but we can always turn to the Holy Bible to find some godly examples.