What is spiritual cleanliness?

What can a traffic light teach you about patience?

Ever notice how we seem to be able to fill any storage place we own?

We all make mistakes—some make more mistakes than others.

It is important to recognize our tendency to meddle in others' affairs.

Some languages have a variety of words that express different kinds of love. Romantic, brotherly or godly love are three different kinds of love.

You often hear people pledge help to someone in need.

Jesus held people spellbound by His wonderfully thoughtful words, recorded in the Sermon on the Mount.

Common sense is a wonderful thing that grows out of the blood, sweat and tears that life sometimes offers us.

Naïveté is an unreservedness of thought or manner. It is the simple acceptance of something without questioning in depth.

No doubt we all liked playing in the mud when we were children.

The second great commandment, which is like the first, is to love your neighbor as yourself (Matthew 22:37-40).

Jesus sometimes said things that were contrary to the ways in which we have grown up to think and act.

You've heard the old saying, “Beauty is skin deep, but ugly goes right to the bone.” The saying refers to the character of the person.

There are times in life when stubbornness, ego or vanity will push us into forcing an issue or putting great effort into something that only amounts to little.

Many people carry loads that are heavy, but invisible.

Where did the term “worry warts” come from? Apparently an old cartoonist coined the term to name a character who caused other to worry.

Most people look for ways that are easy and straight.

The Bible tells us that there is a time to be silent and a time to speak (Ecclesiastes 3:7). Knowing the difference is important.

Almost no one likes being yelled at. Someone noted that “words that soak into your ears are whispered, not yelled.”