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.

All believers are called to the same mission: spread the Word of God to all nations.

Only the merciful are ultimately blessed, for they alone are the recipients and givers of ultimate and everlasting mercy.

The miracles of Jesus Christ teach us the story of redemption and particularly reveal the Redeemer, not give us examples of social justice works to do.

To misdefine “neighbor” is not only to confuse the gospel fruit necessary for eternal life, but to confuse greatly the mission of the church.

To misdefine “the least of these” is not only to confuse the gospel qualifications for entry into heaven, but to confuse greatly the mission of the church.

Just as the Apostolic church fulfilled Christ’s Great Commission through Spirit-empowered Gospel preaching, so we also must have this as our singular focus.

The Church’s mission is the same as God’s original redemptive purpose seen in creation: to bring in the victorious reign of the risen Christ over his sinless new creation shared with his blood-washed bride.