Christian courage in the face of evil is the fruit of resolute faith that our God will prevail.

God has established his commands in order to care for those his grace secures.

The doctrines of grace cannot be learned only in the classroom; they are only learned in community, and that community is most likely where we work.

Trials come in many forms, but they all will come to a heavenly end for God’s people.

If we know there are always blessings and battles, we won’t be distracted by one or destroyed by the other.

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

The word ancient translators used to describe Joseph’s multicolored coat is the same term used to describe God’s “manifold wisdom,” as he builds his church from every nation, tribe, people, and language.

I don’t know many folks who would console themselves with the seemingly mad moniker “man of prayer.” But I’m starting to think it’s a worthwhile consolation.

Because we could never make amends for our sins, Jesus made atonement for us.

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.