Confessors of faith in Christ must not be confused -- God’s gift calls us to serve Christ’s church and constrains us to share His cross.

Jesus Christ is preparing an eternal feast, not just for His people Israel, but for all the nations, a fact which beckons unbelievers to eat now while the Bread is available and which compels believers to invite promiscuously while the doors to the banquet hall are open.

Wes Pastor applies the gospel to marriage in this series based on his ABCs of marriage -- Acceptance, Balance and Connection.

Understanding that our hearts are the source of our sin and defilement before God keeps us from blaming outside influences and seeking impotent remedies for transformation.

When you boil it down, a church leader’s job is to lead – lead God’s people as God’s servants for God’s reward through following God’s Servant ultimately to glory.

Believers can rest confident in Jesus Christ, our compassionate King, because His sacrifice on the cross is the fully satisfying provision for all our needs.

Jesus' fulfillment of all the Old Testament guarantees that God is utterly trustworthy and will, in Christ, fulfill all of His good promises, which free His people to serve the kingdom without any fear and hence, with reckless abandon.

The Master has entrusted the well-being of His house to us, His servants, who must fully invest our lives in His Kingdom in order to be ready for His any moment return and His just recompense.

Temporary suffering, both voluntary and involuntary, is the cost to each soldier of the cross in the battle for eternal souls, but such temporary suffering and deprivation must soon give way to eternal and unspeakable pleasure.

Paul and the early church embodied the Great Commission by proclaiming the gospel, planting new churches and purposing to persevere in Christ.