Radical yeses lead to true peace.

In order to resist the cultural norms and press into the way of Jesus, followers of Jesus should foster a rule of life which serves as a trellis for the soul to flourish.

As we reflect on cultural norms like the idolization of feelings and hurry, we are invited to align our emotions and pace with the truth, self-control, and lifestyle of Jesus.

As we reflect on our environment, we are called to challenge the cultural ideals of comfort and individualism, embracing the transformative power of suffering and redirecting our focus from self toward glorifying God and loving others.

Our environment and upbringing shape us deeply, but through Christ, we can break unhealthy cycles and live as new creations.

The formation of our souls is profoundly shaped by our environment—including the three enemies (devil, flesh, and the world) to deceive, tempt, and normalize sin.

In the same way Jesus took up residence with humanity, we are to take up residence with others’ for the sake of the gospel

Jesus calls us to a mission which involves a love for the entire world and the heart of God’s justice for them.

One of the most effective ways to create places of belonging for people are to plant new, Jesus-centered churches.

The heart of the gospel is a loving God who shows radical hospitality and generosity to his enemies.