We do not have to project a flawless face to God to know his love; rather, we can trust him to cover all our flaws with his perfect grace to make us his children forever. 

We work through difficulties with the assurance that God will never leave or forsake us, nor allow our circumstances to overwhelm his eternal plans. 

We may face hard times and difficult people, but we need not be overwhelmed because we know who will overcome.

God does not promise you an absence of valleys, but to be with you in their midst or shadows.

If God has revealed your sin to you, believe that his purpose is to show you the truth of your need and your Savior.

The world available to our physical senses is not the only reality. Spiritual forces are vying for power and influence in every area of our lives.

Therefore, as we grow in Christ, we should find ourselves repenting more, not less.

Like Cain, we can be tempted to approach God based on our works—whether these works are the sacrifices we make, the good deeds we do, or the moral life that we live.

Those who are passionate about God’s mission will share in the work of supporting those who take the gospel to the nations.

Because you are united to Christ, you are holy, righteous, and blameless. Therefore, live according to who you are.