The author of a large part of the Bible did some desperately wicked things. I’m talking about David, Israel’s greatest general and king, and author of at least seventy-three of the Psalms. What can we learn about God's forgiveness from the life of David?

Many who have trusted in Christ struggle deeply in their consciences over their post-conversion sins. How can a true believer commit a particular sin—sometimes repeatedly—after he or she comes to Christ?

We all live with expectations and limitations. How do we go about grounding our expectations for ourselves and others in God’s Word?

Forgiving others is much easier said than done. What does the Bible teach us about the nature of forgiveness that will help us to truly forgive others from our heart?

Just as we need to check the oil when our car is spewing smoke, we likewise need to do a “spirit-check” before rashly drawing conclusions about people based on something they have said or done.

In the book of Ruth, what are the two things Boaz has to do to be Ruth’s redeemer and how does Boaz point us to Jesus?

When a professing believer hurts our feelings or reputation, how should we respond? Here are four ways.

How much can a person sin and still consider themselves a Christian? Is it possible to sin so much that we sin ourselves out of our salvation?

In Luke 7:47 Jesus says: “Therefore I tell you, her sins, which are many, are forgiven—for she loved much." What does love have to do with forgiveness in Christ?