Biblical Principles Applied > Walking with Christ

Do you ever feel like taking care of your daily responsibilities wears you out and doesn’t seem connected very much to your Christian faith? Afterall, other than maybe readying your Bible, 98% of what you do from wake up time until bed time is the same as non-Christians do. It is hard to see much spiritual significance in the daily grind. But, the Apostle Paul had a different view of the daily grind. He wrote, For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them (Eph 2:10).

The passion that God intends to fuel our mission as Christ-followers is our awareness of Christ’s redemptive love for us. The Christian life is about offering ourselves to God in response to his redeeming love for us. The problem with the awareness of Christ’s redeeming love for me being the fuel for my mission is that most of the time I don’t particularly FEEL very loved. So God intentionally gives us portraits of this redemptive love in Scripture. This issue looks at the example of Hosea's love for Gomer

This article explains the biblical command to abhor what is evil and lists 5 ways that hating sin changes us