The article explains that Christ came into the world to serve, gave himself in obedience, and became the perfect example of the servant mentality that every Christian should follow. It teaches that serving is a way of life marked by love, humility, compassion, kindness, patience, forgiveness, and a willingness to put the interests of others above selfish ambition, rivalry, and pride.

The article explores whether Christian ministry and service should be experienced as joy or as a burdensome duty. It argues that when ministry is grounded in the gospel it becomes a source of joy — not merely obligation — because believers serve out of grace, love, and gratitude rather than external pressure or duty.

This article evaluates the doctrine of universal atonement, and then speaks of the assurance of salvation that a true believer can experience.

John 16:8-11 reveals the work of the Holy Spirit as the Prosecutor. In this work the Spirit uses the church. This article explains how.