The highest honor desired of those claimed by grace is to know God takes joy from the ways we have used his resources to share his heart. 

Our hope is the firm confidence that our future is secured by One who loved us enough to send his Son to secure us for his eternal home.

Because the Holy Spirit is interceding for us, God answers our prayers better than we can ask them.

God’s love for us is the soil in which our love for him grows.

We should expect spiritual opposition in a fallen world, but that push back should push us into our Savior’s arms.

Christ calls husbands to serve their families with the patience and kindness that requires daily sacrifice to reflect the heart and work of our Savior.

God assures us now of his regard forever, setting our feet on the rock that is Jesus, so that we have a song in our hearts to finish his work.

There is no limit to the glory Christ can receive, when we confess the grace we require to do his will and to receive his mercy when we don’t. 

The beauty of our testimonies of grace can never be fully assessed until we are with the Lord.

God’s discipline is not contrary to his grace but is, in fact, grace, itself.