As Paul opens his second letter to Timothy, we see both a deep heart for Timothy and a deep hope in the Gospel of Jesus.

As Paul opens his second letter to Timothy, we see both a deep heart for Timothy and a deep hope in the Gospel of Jesus.

The first and greatest commandment is our first and greatest Joy on earth and in eternity.

God has promised to hear the needs of His children and that His heart is tender towards them an eager to meet their needs

Gospel people are repenters. The reality of the true God forever changes our perception of the priority, weight and object of our personal sin and redefines repentance.

God promises his people that the fullness of joy is found only in his presence and in his kindness he engages us, both head and heart,  as we engage him to lead us into that joy.

God graciously comes to his people and warns them that there are and always will be souls among them on this earth who don’t truly belong to him and provides them with the ability to self identify and repent in the grace of God.

Meditation is concentrating on the truth of God’s Word, pressing it down into your heart until your feelings follow God’s truth through life.

The normative life of the Christian designed by God is one that experiences a deepest satisfaction which flow from non natural sources, even in unsatisfying times.

Psalm 85 gives us a picture of God’s people calling out to him for rest and revival. God promises to restore and revive us as we abandon self-revival projects and come to Jesus with our need