Without sacrifice, there is no joy. The greater the sacrifice, the greater the joy.Support the show

In Philippians 2:12-16 we find a challenge, a Companion who makes us meet to it, a command, and some (positive) consequences of carrying them out.Support the show

The special, stainless, saving name of Jesus, is worthy of all of our worship and adoration.Support the show

Understanding our purpose as God defines it produces a grid for processing our day-to-day decisions, which is the the essence of discipleship.Support the show

Despite the cultural "risks" associated with sharing the truth of Jesus Christ, we can follow His own example of how to build relationships with the unsaved and have a kingdom impact in our community.Support the show

The reliable, authoritative, sufficient word of God provides the foundation for a life that, filled with the knowledge of God, will weather any storm.Support the show

The Book of Acts' account of the early church underscores several reasons why your friend needs the church!Support the show

Recognizing the singleness and simplicity of the church herself, of its ordinances, and of our Lord, we're challenged to make some resolutions for 2017 that are likewise singly focused.Support the show

Resolutions can be spiritually profitable if they are gospel-driven, God-reliant, and seriously undertaken.Support the show

If we had only Luke 2:12 - the "first Christmas sermon" - to go on, what would we know about Christ's first advent?Support the show