The Christmas story reminds us that God is sovereignly moving among us to bring about His plan even in the face of impossibly bad circumstances.

God sent His Son Jesus to communicate His great love for us. He desires for us to know and

What Christians celebrate at Christmas is that, at just the right time, God sent His Son Jesus to earth.

In our passage today, the Apostle Paul wants us to understand that we can be certain of the hopeful future God has promised because He has poured out His love through His Spirit.

For those who follow Jesus, hope in this life is a certainty, but only as we understand its relationship to faith.

How can suffering produce hope? Hear Paul describe the process of finding earthly hope today from Romans 5.

Paul makes a crazy statement in Romans 5: We can rejoice in our sufferings. Understanding the Gospel of Jesus Christ makes this possible.

God's Word indicates that the church will last and persevere until the end, but as we look around the church is complacent and stagnating or persecuted and underground. How can we be sure that the church will make it?

Jesus calls us to worship God the Father in Spirit and in truth, but in this age of denominational variety, what does that look like?