For a child, the world can be a scary place. How much more so for one who has lived in it? How can we possibly make it out of this life alive?

With so many falsehoods and deceptions today, even more so with the acceleration of social media, how can we stop from being deceived? How can we be assured of the truth today? How can we stand against the antichrists?

Of all the gifts God has given, what is the greatest donation of heaven?

How can we stand today in the court of conscience?

How can our supply handle the demands made of us by our brothers in Christ?

What is the one force which moves without forcing, changes without compulsion? What brings heaven down and lifts the Son of Heaven up? And where does it move us?

In a letter focused on love, we should not be surprised that the world does not find it as lovely as us.

Why does God have to repeat himself so often? Can God make his message plain for us?

What is the child-like energy characterizing a child of God? How can we distinguish them from a child of the devil?

As the enemy of God’s children raves, who will be God’s champion?

What is our track record? What is driving our lives? Sin unto lawlessness or a pursuit after righteousness?

Our time on this earth feels like a long winter, but John gives us hope of an eternal spring. How does the promise of hope preserve us in the trials of today?

In our visual world, can you see the love of the Father?

Our greatest danger is distance, so how can we have confidence today?

What are the benefits of the promise?

What happens at Mile Marker 181, at French Camp Academy?

How do Christians grow in their knowledge of God?

When some walk away from Christ, it strikes fear into our hearts. How in the world are we to continue?

As we find ourselves approaching the moment of most fierce combat, how can we remain calm, cool, and collective?

Passion and patience, temporary and timeless - a decision between the two always confronts us. John’s first exhortation calls on us to decide between the two.