Despite the selfishness of his people, God never changed his mind about sending salvation through Jesus.

God’s incredible grace means he will never give up on his promises, and it is never too late to turn from our sin to his justice.

Sincere worship transforms your heart.

Sabbath helps us give God our full attention, rest in him, and trust him to be our provider.

God’s plumb line of righteousness might make us uncomfortable, but it will show us where our lives are crooked.

Jesus calls us to treat the less fortunate with the same love and generosity we would give Jesus.

When all we have is gifted to us in the first place, we should be willing to freely share with others.

We must examine our lives for ways in which we are contributing to injustice and instead show mercy, kindness, and justice as God’s people.

God is the only one with the authority to set the ethical standards for the world.

Because God is the objective standard for morality, we must submit to God’s standards for right and wrong

God never intended for us to walk alone. Authentic community in which we deeply know others and are known by others is necessary for a victorious faith life.

To follow God faithfully, we must share our lives with other believers.

Jesus not only showed us how to fast but promised that his followers would fast as well. Fasting draws us closer to God by starving our flesh and feeding our spirit.

We fast to help us focus on God and the things of his kingdom.

Jesus taught that the most effective prayers are simple and heartfelt.

When we pray, we should talk honestly with God.

The Bible is God’s authoritative Word, showing us clearly who God has been in the history of humanity and what he desires for us individually.

The first Sunday of the new year provides ample opportunity to rehearse the calling to ministry as it pertains to God's House Christian Church