There is no limit to the glory Christ can receive, when we confess the grace we require to do his will and to receive his mercy when we don’t. 

The beauty of our testimonies of grace can never be fully assessed until we are with the Lord.

God’s discipline is not contrary to his grace but is, in fact, grace, itself.

Because God did not spare the life of his Son to purchase my salvation, I am his treasured possession – and always will be. 

When we truly perceive how great is the heart of the One who pardoned us, then our heart begins to beat in harmony with his.

When are hidden in Christ, there is no wrath that touches us. We are safe.

God’s not done with us, yet, but he promises to bring us to completion according to his design. 

His unswerving grace, even when mixed with parental discipline, is to convince us of his love so that we turn from the sin that hurts him and us.

If you confess that sinner more than saint is your life’s label, but you welcome Christ’s grace, then you need not despair.

The One who humbled himself to lift us to heaven exults over us with singing.