We follow God’s law not to earn his love but because of it.

God sent his Son to die for our sin, not to keep our guilt alive.

True repentance humbly receives God’s mercy; it does not strive to leverage grace from his heart by increasing the weight of our grief.

God does not merely tell us what to do, he changes our want to.

The joint reality that we are justified by faith alone, and that our faith itself is a merciful gift from God, leads us to love righteousness in grateful humility, rather than self-righteous pride.

Live for God as the heart he gave you beats with love for Jesus.

God will provide what is best for our eternal care, even to wayward children who ask.

Our failings are made known to us so that our Savior’s necessity would be confessed and his grace claimed.

French mathematical genius, Blaise Pascal, spent years running from God. Then Pascal encountered God’s life-changing grace.

The persuasive weight of a Christ-centered apologetic must be Christ himself and his claims as Lord and Savior.