Whenever we pray in Jesus’ name we are praying as Jesus did: “Yet, not my will, Father, but your will be done.”

Whether we are recipients of God’s encouragement, or dispensers of it, the truths of his Word are always the ultimate source of comfort that God brings to our hearts.

We are most determined to live for God when we know he provides care despite our undeserving, not because we have qualified for his love.

God is building hope for our world by pouring his glorious grace into and out of cracked earthen vessels like us!

There may be difficult things for us to work through, but Christians are called to approach one another on the basis of our mutual identity in Christ.

When grace captures our hearts, we love to please the One who loved us and gave himself for us.

When we exercise the sacrificial love of Christ, we deepen our understanding of God’s care for us.

A heart captivated by grace beats with God’s love and concern for his world.

God has granted us new life that is not powerless to resist sin. We have been freed from the guilt and power of sin.

Real change is possible, and to be prayed for, because grace is real and powerful.