Our churches, our families, our neighborhoods, fellowships, and the people in all of these become more precious to us as we invest in them, and Jesus shine brighter because we do.

We don’t love others because they deserve it, but because Christ deserves our obedience.

If you have come to the end of yourself, it’s time to pray “that the power of Christ may rest upon me.”

So, whoever confesses, “I got nothing but Jesus,” gets heaven. 

When you recognize God’s discipline, trust it to be an expression of fatherly care that would be absent without his grace.

We must declare our trust in God by entrusting our lives and our eternities to him.

We go to Jesus because we know that, when no one else really understands, our God does.

As the light of dawn grows brighter toward the day, the message of grace grows clearer until it reveals the Savior we need every day.

Seeking God’s forgiveness yields the fruit of true repentance: confession of how long and wide and high and deep is the love of God that we each need. 

The grace of God isn’t a pass on obedience; it is the power for obedience.