We become what we behold. Redirect your gaze to that which is truly and infinitely glorious, Jesus.

Don’t expect the kind of unity from the world that can only come from Jesus our high priest.

When help seems far away, reflect on God's relationship to time.

Consider Jesus, the seed that died, was buried in the ground, and was resurrected to redeem a bountiful harvest of people.

God is our only hope for restoration, and Jesus is the fulfillment of that hope.

The Lord gloriously and confoundingly delights to take the blame for things He did not do.

As God’s chosen and dearly loved, we clothe ourselves as a sign and remembrance of what He has done on our behalf.

Because Jesus lived life with God for the glory of God, and became

Wisdom personified, we can repent of our anxious toil and receive

God’s blessing of grace for salvation and new life.

We will sing with all creation and send the Good News to all the nations, when we live gladly for Jesus’ coming as the perfect Judge, our perfect Righteousness and sovereign King.

In the chaotic storms of life and death, our only hope is Jesus. Cling to Christ in the chaos and you will find security and stability for the storm in the strength of our savior.