God created us to be hungry and thirsty so that we might see how abundantly He satisfies every need.

Without thanks for God’s goodness filling our hearts, our natural reflexes are selfish.

when we confess our sins with genuine sorrow, yet receive the wonder of God’s gracious pardon with thanksgiving, then the joy of the Lord becomes our strength.

Sometimes we fear to approach God, thinking it’s not appropriate to bother him with the little things. But he wants us to connect with him in everything. 

The heart humbled by grace does not send God a bill for our goodness but devotes itself to the One who paid it all.   

In God’s graceful timing, he always answers faithful prayers as he knows is best.

In December 1973, the newly formed National Presbyterian Church — soon to be renamed the Presbyterian Church in America — issued “A Message to All Churches of Jesus Christ Throughout the World from the General Assembly of the National Presbyterian Church.” 

Our Lord has already declared what he wants: “forgive as God in Christ forgave you.”

Despite their withdrawal from the PCA, Memorial’s leadership insists that they love the denomination.

The charge to put God’s priorities above our own often can reduce our checklist to one item: Does this church help me serve Jesus better?