Our world has been consumed by divisions based on opinions, politics, and all sorts of other things. The Gospel of Jesus Christ unites people, despite their differences, by faith.

The gospel can become so familiar we forget how incredible it is. Hebrews chapter two warns the listener to not neglect such a great salvation.

The letter to the Hebrews immediately clarifies that Jesus is greater than any angel or earthly messenger that preceded Him.

How can an unsigned letter written to a skeptical audience get them to listen to the good news Jesus revealed?

Looking at the perfect and powerful omniscience of God

Pride, arrogance, and even depression disappear when a person realizes they are invited to be a part of something greater than they could ever be by themselves.

Biblical sobriety entails being free of any influence that distorts their perspective or ability to see the reality of God's truth.

Nothing does more harm to the gospel of grace than religious pride and arrogance.

In this deep dive into Romans 12:3, we consider that the only thing that qualifies a leader to lead God's church is God's grace, which is given in spite of all that would disqualify them for the role.

The New Year brings the desire for fresh starts and a better future. Understanding that that future is found in faith in the Lord rather than our own ability is key to our growth.