Articles related to "Matthew 25"

Christians know that they are saved by means of faith in Christ, but such faith is often demonstrated through acts and deeds.

Musing on his blindness, 17th century poet John Milton created a new sonnet form. In addition to the Petrarchan and Elizabethan, a new Miltonic sonnet came into being.

"Saved by grace through faith, not works" is a basic Protestant Christian doctrine. Yet, does "faith" give us a license to do nothing?

Jesus the Master Teacher challenged his listeners to an everyday experience of righteous living based on righteousness and virtue embodied in the kingdom of God.

There are five categories of actions, or languages, people use to love each other, but they can also be applied to strengthening one's ability to worship God each day.

Success may be measured in wealth, or fame, or position. God's love inspires the Christian to base success upon other principles.

Is an ever-burning hell the reward of sinners? Many people believe that it is. The Bible teaches that the wages of sin is death.

Kids are not born with the natural ability to care for others. It is something they learn from their parents and teachers, and even older children.

Advent ,the season of hope prior to Xmas, is an important Christian observation that can get lost in early Christmas season parties and premature celebrations.

The life principle goes beyond the abortion debate to include capital punishment, euthanasia, and assisted suicide and is supported by Biblical evidence.

Both nations and individuals are held accountable for their awareness and actions regarding the poor as an element of the spiritual faith journey.

Those torn between the dominant Christian views on salvation may find common ground in a commandment that inspires them both to accept Christ's sacrifice and do His will.

Turn a Thanksgiving Food Drive into a fun competition among Sunday school classes. It will help kids work together, and also help needy families enjoy the holidays.

It is important to teach your students to be more responsible for themselves, their classwork and their classmates.

Urging Americans to follow a divinely inspired march beyond our borders, Albert Beveridge connects with his use of scriptural phraseology, tapping into popular views.

Angels. Who are they? Where do they live? What do they do? How did they come into existence? Scripture holds lots of information regarding these magnificent beings.

Jesus first miracle, performed at a wedding feast, may have highlighted his respect for the institution while demonstrating his Lordship over creation.

Contrary to the conclusions of some Christians, James does not divorce faith from works, nor does he maintain that salvation is attained solely by good works.

Elizabeth Prentiss' hymn More Love to Thee, O Christ is a hymn born of despair that reminds Christians of Christ's love and calls them to love him in return.

This doctrine also referred to as the "Ruin-Reconstruction Theory" has been included in a number of reputable Bible commentaries.