In contrast to the pressures of life, false gods, destructive sins, and crushing legalism that create unrest, Jesus offers Himself as the true rest—calling us to learn from Him and experience the peace that comes from His presence.

Matthew 11:28-30

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Jesus is the True Son of God who withstood Satan’s temptations and obeyed God to save us and help us to resist Satan.

Matthew 3:16-4:11

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Believers, families, and churches are fed and formed by the reading and teaching of the Word of God.

Nehemiah 8:1-8

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God invites us to hope in Him by shaping souls that are characterized by humility and quiet calm.

Psalm 131

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A sacrament is a special symbol given by God to His people that, when received in faith, serves as a sign and seal of His promises to us, functions as a means of grace to strengthen us, and through which we testify of our faith in Him and His promises.

Romans 4:11; 1 Corinthians 10:16-17; Romans 6:3-4

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Though God often hides His face, He has not hidden His heart. He rules by providence and reveals Himself in Jesus Christ, who showed us the face of God and supplied grace and love enough to save the world.

Isaiah 45:15

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Luke 15 is an invitation of grace for the outcasts and a warning for the insiders. It's not about morality (just do the right thing), and it's more than God's pursuit of us (but not less), it's a warning meant to inspire us towards repentance, joy, and embracing a grace for the outcasts.

Luke 15

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The story of the first Christmas, recorded in Matthew 1 and 2, is full of surprises, each of which reveals an aspect of the Gospel that still has the power to amaze us today.

Matthew 1-2

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In a stunning Christmas surprise, the Magi - pagan scholars skilled in religious texts, dreams, and the stars - become the first Gentile worshipers of Jesus, foreshadowing God’s plan to call followers from every nation.

Matthew 2:1-23

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In a surprising twist, the news about Jesus unmasked three responses still common today: Herod’s hostile fear, the religious leader’s complacent indifference, and the Magi’s joyful worship.

Matthew 2:1-18

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