This week, we pray to a God who is continually conforming us to the image of His Son, powerfully causing our desire for good and our works of faith to bear fruit. And He does this for His own Glory.

When we're under pressure, what gives us strength to endure? As Christians, we have the sure hope that we are destined for Glory! But, we aren't there yet, and until that day comes, we are desperate for God's Grace.

When we trust God with our lives, we're set free to serve one another and submit to our elders.

This week, we prayed along with Paul for the Word of the Lord to win in the lives of men and women everything, for us to be delivered and guarded from evil, for our lives to be measured by obedience, and for our hearts to be directed to the love of God and steadfast of Christ.

Pastors should shepherd the church because it’s their joy and not their job, because it’s their calling and not their burden, and because the church needs leaders and not lords.

As Christians living in a world that isn't we should not be surprised by trials but we should rejoice and trust in our faithful God.

In this week's text, we learn earnest, consistent prayer for others and their needs will create joy in our hearts because of them and affection in our hearts toward them.

Peter tells us that since the end of all things is at hand, our lives should be lived differently.

Paul gives us four reasons why he could give thanks for the most jacked up church in the Bible, the same four reasons we can prayerfully persevere with one another through sin.

Are you in conflict and don't know what to do next? In this text, Paul prays that we, as God's people, would experience such radical oneness that not only our words, but our whole lives, would tell the truth about God to a watching world.