Through death and resurrection, Jesus destroyed the power of death and released all believers from its destructive grip.

When John the Baptist pointed out Jesus among the crowds by the river Jordan, he identified him as the Lamb of God who would take away our sins.

It is important for the church to pray for their leaders who carry the enormous responsibility to govern well under Christ's headship.

Teaching disciples how to partner with the Holy Spirit in ministry is one of the most important parts of the disciple-making process.

Either God spoke the truth about the origin and nature of the cosmos in Genesis and elsewhere in the Bible, or everything in the Bible is called into question. And this is exactly the direction Satan wants lead us. He knows that rejecting Genesis One opens the door to rejecting the entire Bible and God.

When persecution and suffering engulf the church, it always means that Satan is being threatened by the advance of God's kingdom.

Only those who humbly acknowledge their own great need for mercy will experience the fullness of God's love and forgiveness. The more we understand our need for mercy, the more we will love God and be able to forgive others.

If the Lord withholds information, it is because we do not need to know. Knowing that God knows all things and is faithful to keep his promises is enough.

Jesus warned that being his disciple is only for those who are willing to pay a price.

Our heavenly Father has great interest in our lives and shows his children what he wants us to do.