You aren’t made to live by your efforts at righteousness but by the assurance of Christ’s righteousness given to you the day you were saved.

Problems – you aren’t called to promote them; it doesn’t help to pretend they aren’t there; and you can’t prevent them. Instead, you praise God in the midst of them.

You can’t prevent all the problems of life, but you can praise God in the midst of them.

Does the message of grace conflict with Paul’s exhortation to work out our salvation?

You never need to work for your salvation, but you can work out your salvation.

Humility isn’t seeing yourself as less; it’s seeing God as more.

Christian humility isn’t self-disparagement; it is self-forgetfulness.

God doesn’t author evil or needless suffering, but He uses both for your good and His glory.

If Paul’s imprisonment could serve a beautiful purpose, so can the adversity of a global pandemic.

God’s love for you isn’t merely intellectual. God loves you with deep affection.