Trouble looms whenever we make God subject to the wisdom and whims of our human desires.

As a covenant-keeping God has loved us, we love.

The gospel never grabs hold of a person’s soul; Jesus does. Nor does living by grace save us; Jesus does.

Resting on God’s grace does not relieve our obligation to honor him but powerfully stimulates our love to live for God’s glory and in our freedom.

True peace in this world will never come through the perfection of our circumstances, but through confidence in the eternal security our Savior graciously provides.

In discipline, the divine hand is simply turning us back to the arms that embrace and protect us eternally.

Trusting Jesus for pardon from our sins liberates our souls from guilt on earth and liberates soul, mind, and body from all this world’s pain in eternity.

God ordinarily brings salvation through the ordinary means of providence, using our feet to take the gospel and our lips to proclaim the gospel.

Living a life with a willingness to serve to others frees us from the bondage of our self-serving appetites and selfish ambitions.

Jesus really does love you, not because you are good but because he is good!