Humility, honor, and holiness are three key elements to Christ-likeness in the church, producing peace.Support the show

A great church is characterized by Christian conduct that is rooted in the gospel - to which honor is given - steadfastness, and fearlessness.Support the show

God is working in what is beyond our control in our lives to teach us that our circumstances are not as important as how we respond to them.Support the show

Psalm 18, in its opening verses, gives us a number of reasons to be thankful to God, and the scriptures elsewhere provide illustrations of how to say "Thank-you" to God.Support the show

Philippians 1:1-11 outlines the common salvation and servant's spirit that characterizes a close-knit fellowship.Support the show

John gives us three helpful categories in his epistle for thinking about our idolatry. What's at stake when we compromise for the sake of the things of the world?Support the show

Salt and light both create appeal and attraction to the glorious gospel truth of the Savior. Understanding why individuals and churches lose their "taste" can help us avoid these pitfalls and continue to attract the lost.Support the show

Some ABC's of reaching a community include: Attitude, Boldness, Contact, & Desire. Do we care enough about our community to make our church attractive and invite someone to come worship with us?Support the show

Understanding the realities of objective good and evil make it possible for us to love appropriately - especially Jesus, the ultimate objective Good.Support the show

As worshipers of the sovereign God, Christians are called to submit every area of their lives - even their voting - to His revealed will.Support the show