Dawson Trotman’s story is a great reminder that others will call upon Jesus when they hear what to believe. And they hear what to believe when someone loving and bold enough speaks of him.

Grace is written on every page of the Bible, as God gives victories to the weak, pardon to the flawed, and purpose to the failures.

We will not fully know the impact of our lives for our Savior until we are with him.

Biblical submission to one another’s needs is not the suppression of gifts but full expression for mutual benefit.

Jesus exposed his back and body to cruelty to secure our eternity.

The message of the whole Bible culminates in the revelation of our Redeemer. 

Our gospel armor is secure, and our victory is already won in Christ.

The Holy Spirit is advocating for our concerns with greater fervor than we can muster.

The grace that provides God’s instructions simultaneously protects and forgives to stimulate love and trust of his Word.

If we think that doing more good will compensate for the wrong in our lives, then we are trusting a mistaken math to make us right with God.