As we begin our series in Galatians, we look at the genre of the letter, when it was written, and the reason why Paul wrote it.

As we begin our series in Galatians, we look at who's writing the letter, to whom it's being written, and why that matters.

With Cornerstone at fifteen, we remember God’s past grace to rest in His promise of future grace - whatever the future may bring.

Considering God's glorious love, Providence and aim in the cost of discipleship.

The Book of Ruth, Chapter 4. God's glorious providence reminds us that our lives contribute to something bigger than ourselves. God orders life's difficulties for the eventual and ultimate good of His people.

The Book of Ruth, Chapter 3. God works despite our disobedience and works through our obedience.

The Book of Ruth, Chapter 2.

The Book of Ruth, Chapter 1.

What were the thoughts Paul deemed most important to leave with the Ephesians before he left for Jerusalem and ultimately Rome?

How do we, as sojourners, both assimilate to cultural norms and live as distinctly transformed people in a society? We learn from Paul and from a man in the modern missions movement.