The event in the midst of Jesus' dinner with Simon the Pharisee calls us to consider our love for God in light of His lavish forgiveness.

The gospel is news that took place within history and was testified to by eyewitnesses so that we also could hear, believe, and have life in Jesus' name.

We become what we love, and we oftentimes do not love what we think or say we do. How do we set our eyes on lasting treasure rather than on the temporary idols we make?

How are Christians to think about, and respond to, life's sufferings?

We bring our study through Ephesians to a close with a final look at the book and its theme of cosmic reconciliation and reunification.

Paul signs off on his letter to the Ephesians with a benedictory prayer for the church to walk in light of God's cosmic plan of redemption and reunification in Christ.

Elijah's showdown with the prophets of Baal points to several aspects of God's character and gives us insight into what's at stake in our redemption.

How are believers to stand firm? By appropriating the armor of God and by persevering in prayer.

How are we to appropriate and utilize the spiritual armor we've been clothed in by Christ?

How are we to appropriate and utilize the spiritual armor we've been clothed in by Christ?