Salvation by faith alone allows a person to rest in God's grace alone rather than live in wonder whether or not God is pleased with their works.

Jesus suffered and experienced every temptation that we could ever face (Hebrews 4:15), so we can learn about depression from the Son of God?

With the crucifixion of Jesus, the world has been turned upside down. One of the most significant ways we experience this is in salvation: You can't work for it, but you can only receive it as a gift.

In times of depression, we should seek to place our hope in God.

Today is a special day in the life of our church as we invite people to know Christ and to follow Him in believers baptism!

God cares for His people both on the mountain top and in the valley.

The Good News of the Gospel transforms us to the core of who we are: from people who are prideful and self-centered to people who are humble and God-centered.

In times of depression, we can believe that God is at work and keeps His promises, even when
our circumstances seem overwhelming.