What does it mean for God to declare us righteous, and how can He do it to sinners that have rebelled against His will?

Whether one is born into spiritual privilege or spiritual disadvantage, neither is without hope. God welcomes and sustains all through the person and work of Jesus.

God in His grace did not leave us in our hopeless state, but waited for us, sent heralds of righteousness to us, and through the Messiah has grafted us in as His people.

We often say that the gospel is for all of life. But are our actions in line with the truth of the gospel?

We were created to love God with our whole being. Yet we’re prone to wander and trust in ourselves and the gifts rather than the Giver. So we’re called to regularly remind ourselves of the love of our Father through Christ as the Spirit works in us...

We do not face suffering as if God is dead or is unable to handle the evil and brokenness of the world. We face it with the joy that comes from knowing it serves a divinely-ordained and renewing purpose.

During this election season we acknowledge the ramifications of being dual citizens: praying, working, voting, serving, and leading for the common good of our earthly citizenship, while banking our hope and assurance in our having been made citizens...

Examining Paul's authority, his gospel, and his defense of God's missional call on his life in the greater story of the early church.

Examining Paul's authority, his gospel, and his defense of God's missional call on his life in the greater story of the early church.

Examining Paul's authority, his gospel, and his defense of God's missional call on his life in the greater story of the early church.