Scripture calls us to live with prudence (sound judgment) in managing our relationships and our wealth, which always leads our gaze to Christ.

Left to ourselves apart from the redeeming work of Christ, our lives would be a mess. Remembering how Jesus has changed us leads us to be thankful, gracious, and persevering.

Instead of concerning yourself with things reserved for God and His appointed authorities, in humility concern yourself with the responsibility you have been given - to love your neighbor as yourself.

Godly wisdom, found ultimately in Christ, gives strength to persevere in challenging times.

If Jesus had to learn obedience, then so do His followers. The practical instructions in Proverbs are not only modeled, but also empowered by Jesus as the consummate obedient Son.

In the last installment of our 3-part series "Rekindle," we learn that the faithful proclamation of the gospel by Christ's church and the building of redeemed communitied is the hope for all sinners and for the redemption of the world.

To avoid the drift that has plagued the church throughout its history, we must continually rekindle our affections for Christ’s church, for to love Christ is to love Christ’s church.   

Do you have "spiritual fatigue syndrome"? Pastor Wes helps identify the symptoms and points us back to the truths of the gospel, offering practical suggestions to help rekindle our affections for God.

Hearts that are transformed by Jesus Christ will demonstrate a wise use of words and wealth, and so avoid the worthy punishment of fools.

Believers in Christ are called to live wisely under God's sovereign rule, persevering in righteousness and avoiding the hurtful debris of fools.