When we lessen the importance of servanthood, we actually cheapen our regard for Jesus, his life, example and sacrifice.

The gospel of grace is not a one-colored story. It’s a multicolored mission that embraces diverse personalities, ethnicities, and generations.

Our relationship with God never depends on the sufficiency of our goodness, but on grace we cannot earn and do not deserve.

The Bible not only teaches us how to live according to God’s love, but also assures us that we are not slaves to sin. 

As long as you’re in this world, you are spiritually in enemy territory.

As Christian parents, our goals are both to reflect our Savior and to help our children do the same.

The highest honor desired of those claimed by grace is to know God takes joy from the ways we have used his resources to share his heart.

Today rest in the sure hope God has graciously given you through his risen Son, Jesus Christ so that you can fulfill the plan he has for your future.

You do not need to know all answers and outcomes to pray well. Instead, humbly come to God with your needs, trusting him to deliver the answers that are best.

When love for God is our chief delight, then glorifying him becomes the chief priority of our life.