Sacred-secular splits.... We all seem to have this kind of compartmentalization, but should we? The gospel is not just for the so-called sacred, but is designed to transform all of life; indeed, it is to transform all of life into a life of grateful worship.

Being clean is nice, but not very helpful if you are forced to put back on your new clothes. Thankfully, through the work of the Spirit, we are not called to this.

You are what you eat. While this certainly does not disavow us of reading or watching certain things, it certainly should lead us to great intentionality in how we pursue Jesus Christ and an increased knowledge of him.

As you grow, you find clothes that no longer fit you. You cannot then just keep on wearing them, they must be put off from you. But what if they don't want to come off or stay off? Certainly you could be inclined to throw them away from you and destroy them! This too is what we are supposed to do with our sins.

How do you destroy sin? Do you need a whole long process in legalistic regulations? What is the best way to live in light of how you have been made?

When is a new regulation not new at all?

The world has many stressors that can leave you discombobulated. What are you to do if they start disturbing, unsettling, concerning, confusing, and troubling your heart?

Why does the church exist? Why not worship on our own? What is the goal of a healthy gathering every week?

Who killed Jesus and why?

Grace wholly answers sin in this beautiful portrait of the suffering of the Messiah on our account.