Study is a means to Holiness. It should form within each aspect of our lives. Study is a means to growth in Christian virtues. It must compel us to project these virtues into our environment. We must learn the moral standard that God has set before us through His Instruction Manual (the Bible). We cannot discern well in this life without the Word of God being imperative in our daily routines. By digging deeper into the Holy Scriptures and applying what we have learned and hidden in our...

Submitting the Mind to God (Part 4) Many Christians do not continue to learn and grow in God’s Word as they physically mature, causing them to remain “babes” in Christ. Can you imagine trying to put back on the infant clothes you once wore as a newborn? How comfortable would that be? Just as those clothes were for a particular stage in life, so is the importance to continued study so that you may show yourself “approved unto God-a workman that needs not to be ashamed, “rightly”...

Is it just me, or do most days consist of neglecting to see what God sees when you’re getting ready for the day and you look into that mirror at your reflection? James 1:23-24 states: 'For if anyone is a hearer of the Word and not a doer, he is like a man who looks intently at his natural face in a mirror. For he looks at himself and goes away and at once forgets what he was like.’ To be so bombarded by the weights of the world that you cannot look into the mirror and see the miracle...