Look at the Book

You were not made for laziness. Many people struggle with sexual immorality because they sit around when they shouldn’t.

Our greatest weapon against lust is joy in God. Our happiness in him gives us what we need to obtain lasting victory in the war for our souls.

The war will be lost against lust by those who stop fighting it by the power and promises of God.

Saying no to lust is not enough. We must turn to a superior pleasure — the everlasting pleasure of knowing our God.

Lust will kill you unless you deal it a death blow first. You usually have five seconds to act.

The first step to fighting lust is one too many are unwilling to make — avoid it.

Few things have destroyed more marriages, stolen more joy, or strangled more souls than lust. Do you know how to fight it?

If we lose everything but gain Christ, we’ve lost nothing.

When we finally see the Lord face to face, we want to hear, “Well done good and faithful servant,” not, “Your labor was in vain.”

God doesn’t want his secret to contentment to stay secret. He wrote it plainly in a book.

When we set aside grumbling and complaining during hard times and take up joy in the Lord, a watching world sees stars shining in a dark world.

If you conquer this sin, James says you’ll be perfect, Paul says blameless, innocent, and without blemish. But it’s one of the hardest to conquer.

Our grumbling is not insignificant to God. When we choose contentment in the Lord over complaining, we shine as lights in the world.

The Bible is like no other book in the history of the world. Man wrote it, but God spoke it.

Bible studies are weakened because few believe that there are right and wrong interpretations of the Bible.