Spiritual discernment means knowing when to act so as not to put limits on the Holy Spirit's ministry, but also submitting to the Holy Spirit when He chooses to put limits on how we do ministry.

Guest Brian Bickle encourages us to remember that, in the words of Randy Alcorn, "Our home is a place we've never been."

The church's leadership stands together in delivering the verdict of the Jerusalem Council, but Paul and Barnabas subsequently fall apart over the issue of John Mark.

The Jerusalem Council hears rounds of testimony from Peter, Barnabas and Paul, and James, before rendering a verdict with respect to salvation as the free gift of God.

Christ in His Divine power is the eternal source of protection, strength, and doctrine for the church on mission.

People and their felt needs will vary greatly, but their value, and our mission for them, are wrapped up in the person of Jesus Christ.

While the world will find every reason to oppose the truth of the gospel, peace, hope, and agency are found in Christ alone.

Christ's passion in his death and resurrection purchases our redemption and restoration, rescuing us from the wrath of God, and renewing our relationship with Him.

Jesus' parable of the landowner and the tenants of his vineyard foretells His imminent crucifixion, and distinguishes the two kinds of responses to it.

In Matthew 21:1-11, we see the King of kings entering Jerusalem, humble and riding on a colt. What did this mean to those present, and how did it set the stage for what was still to come?