We believe the Bible’s promise of power for a new life, rejecting Satan’s lie that there is no hope or help for us.

Christians have special opportunity to testify to the transforming realities of God’s grace by treating believers of different backgrounds as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Jesus promises the same freedoms to you, when you bind your heart to him by faith, claiming the exhilarating liberty of his provisions for this life and the life to come.

If you can withhold your criticism long enough to extend God’s grace — life-transforming power you’ve been given is yours to give to another.

If we’re going to understand how grace unfolds throughout Scripture to culminate in Christ’s work, we must grasp the power of this first prophecy of Jesus.

But those transformed by God’s grace love to love him. Grace is the fuel of true godliness.

Real change is possible, and to be prayed for, because grace is real and powerful.

When we become dear to one another, we are recognizing and honoring how precious each is to God.

The ancient endearment for “Daddy” is as used today as it was in Christ’s day, and it signals the same kind of love.

The young man who had stumbled so badly became a witness of the persevering love and eternal promises of God.