This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:38-42.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:33-37.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:27-32.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:10-12.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:7-9.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:1-6.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 4:12-25.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 4:1-11.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:43-48.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 3.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 2:12-23.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 2:1-11.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 1:18-25.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 1:1-17.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:21-26.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:17-20.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 5:13-16.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:5-15, the focus of which is prayer.

This article is a Bible study on Matthew 6:1-4.

While Adam chose to say 'no' to God by choosing to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (Genesis 2:16), in Christ we are enabled to say 'yes' to God as we find joy in obeying Him.

For young people, being guided by scripture is crucial to avoiding the danger of worldly self-affirmation. In fact, scripture calls for self-denial, which is contrary to the desire to live by your own will.

Looking at Isaiah 26:3-4, this article shows that peace in the life of a Christian is a gift of God's grace. It also shows how this peace becomes strength for God's child.

Looking at Isaiah 66:2-5, this article shows the relationship between fearing God and how the believer treats God's Word.

Music is God's gift to His people. Just like any other gift, however, it can be used for good or evil. This article distinguishes between good and bad music. The author also appeals to young people to use the natural instrument which God gave - the voice - in order to sing unto the Lord in the worship service.

What does it mean to grow up from being a boy to a young man and then to a man? This article identifies three things which can help boys in growing up to be men: the ability to keep your mind and heart, being diligent in your work and responsibilities, and self-knowledge through God's word.

Peer pressure can be viewed in two ways: negative pressure that leads one to disobey God, and positive pressure that leads one to obey God. This article encourages positive peer pressure among Christian young people. Church youth should encourage each other to pursue holiness.

God creates opportunities for us which we must be diligent in using. We must be stewards of the gifts and opportunities God has given us, and use them for the benefit of others. The knowledge of this should encourage every Christian young person to participate in youth Bible studies and meetings. In this way we will defeat the enemy.

Children should ask their parents for guidance in the way of God’s wisdom. This article gives reasons why children should do this, how they can do this, and the resultant benefits they will experience.

How can Bible study groups be made effective and fruitful? Effectiveness begins with each individual attending the Bible study. The ability to study the Bible together is a gift of God. It takes preparation, a proper attitude, and participation.

Expressing one’s conviction in the area of morality, ethics and religion in public is becoming more difficult by the day. The gospel of tolerance has moved conviction to the private life of each individual. This article shows Christians how to live in times where expressing a conviction in public may result in personal attacks. The author looks at the nature of Christian convictions and areas where conviction is needed today.

The Bible issues a strong warning concerning the power of the tongue. The tongue has the power to do both evil or good. This article maps out the source of our words – why do we speak as we do? The author discusses right and wrong uses of the tongue, and highlights the blessings of using your tongue in a godly manner.

Social media has become part of life. How should Christians view it? This article looks specifically at Facebook, discussing why it is attractive to users. The author focuses on personal identity and the use of Facebook, calling Christians to consider how they present themselves. How should Christians present themselves?

Spiritual laziness is the neglect to exert spiritual exercise. This article shows that it is not different from laziness in general. The author discusses its symptoms, causes, its consequences, and its cure.

For many young people, reading the Bible is challenging. How can we read the Bible in such a way that we benefit from it? The author of this article looks at the benefits of time management, organizing your life, and reading with a pen.

Every Christian has to face three enemies: the world, the devil, and sin within. This article focuses on the fight against the flesh, or the old man, within the heart of each Christian. The best way to stand against this enemy of self is by knowing him and how he works against you.

What does it mean to be spiritually minded? Being spiritually minded involves being conscious of the spiritual world, which happens as the result of God’s work through the Holy Spirit. Christians who are spiritually minded grow in understanding of the kingdom of God.

Youth is associated with strength and energy. However, if not used well this strength can be destructive. The author of this article highlights the need for self-control, godliness, and using this strength for the service of God.