This week, our Gospel Partnership series continues with a focus on two powerful truths: our calling to love the foreigner—and the rich gift that the foreigner brings to us.

Throughout the month of August, we’ll focus on the fourfold call in Zechariah 7:9–10 to care for the widow, the fatherless, the foreigner, and the poor. This week, we begin with the poor.

For our final salvation story from Acts 16, we see God bust open prison walls and break chains not only to set his people free, but ultimately to save the jailer and his household.

Continuing our journey through Acts 16, we meet an enslaved young woman. The way she encounters salvation has much to teach us about God's sovereignty and deliverance.

We look to the story of Lydia, in Acts 16, to understand how the Lord alone can open one's heart and create life transformation.

This week we conclude our study of the sermon on the mount with Jesus' instructions that in order to build a strong foundation one must put his words and teachings into practice.

Narrow gate or the wide one? Broad road or the small path? Jesus invites us to find life to the full by discerning the difference.

Taking a look at Matthew seven, today we discuss how prayer is simple, complicated, and a furnace.

It can be tempting to call out flaws in others before dealing with them in ourselves. How do we humbly accept correction and gently encourage others toward righteousness?