From the Jesus is Greater series - Jesus stands alone in his nature, position, authority, steadfastness, and dominion. Therefore, Christians should regard angels rightly, beware of spiritual novelty, and anchor in God’s word.

From the Jesus is Greater series - God speaks to us definitively through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, who is the supreme reflection of His character.

From the series - The prologue of John’s gospel takes us back to the very beginning, to the eternal pre-existence of Christ, the Son of God, who was with the Father and the Spirit. After his life, death, and resurrection, he returned to the Father’s side, giving Christians hope and peace in the turbulence of life on earth.

From the series - How are we, as followers of Christ, to participate in this household of God?

From the Songs of Christmas series - The one who has seen the Lord’s salvation in Jesus has a testimony to share throughout life and an ability to say with Simeon later in life, “You are letting your servant depart in peace.”

From the Songs of Christmas series - The angels’ song proclaims God’s salvation, which leads to peace with God and with each other. Now that we are among those with whom God is pleased, we are called to share this good news with everyone.

From the Songs of Christmas series - In Christ, God is ministering to the lowly, keeping his promises, enabling his people to serve, and forgiving the guilty.

From the Songs of Christmas series - As our perception of God grows, the natural response of his people is praise.

From the Songs of Christmas series - The announcement from Gabriel in Luke 1 heralds the greatest miracle—Christ’s Incarnation—marking the beginning of God’s decisive action in securing our redemption through Israel’s long-awaited Messiah.

From the series - Thankfulness flows more fully from our mouths when certain sources of gratitude are more fully settled in our hearts: the peace of Christ, the Word of Christ, and the lordship of Christ.