Does your life feel futile? Do you long for something new to spice things up? Would you say hearing or sharing the gospel feel futile too?

The law is meant for lawbreakers like you and me, but weren't the people under the law meant to obey it for their salvation?

There's a paradox in the Christian life that you may have missed. It has two-sides: 1) Some Gentiles have salvation without pursuing it. 2) Some Jews do not have salvation despite pursuing it.

Covenant Presbyterian Church exists to love God and our neighbors by making Christ known in all of life. For the Christian, proclamation is a way of life, regardless the circumstances.

We may ask what right does God have to blame us for anything. God seems to be so powerfully in control that he thwarts human control, so how can he hold us accountable for our actions? Do we have a choice in anything we do?

Gospel assurances apply to anyone who rests in Christ, and that fact is astonishing to some and offensive to others. Many gentiles in the Roman church might ask, why, if the gospel is true, don't more Jews believe it?

What is the basis of your salvation? Would you say your good works have outweighed your bad works? Is your church membership or heritage the reason God accepts you? Maybe it's your good theology or your compassion.

What do you do when your plans fail? The Word gives us the concept of shalom (peace). In Psalm 65 we read a call to praise the Lord for the shalom of his restoration and providence.

Psalm 44 is a lament in the middle of difficult, dangerous times. Can we continue to trust God when we are being opposed, even slaughtered?