The church was not a human idea. The church was Jesus’ idea for a flourishing life and world.

God is good, and his kids trust him deeply and love generously.

We don’t need to condemn other people because through Jesus, we have been spared condemnation. That’s an essential truth we discover in Jesus’ words about not judging others in Matthew 7.

The six disputes found in Malachi help us see that our trust issues can’t stop God’s promises. 

God's promises invite us to greater faith and obedience.

When we put God first, the rest finds its place. That’s why it’s important to audit our priorities and change our priorities to align with God’s plan.

God is out to cleanse you—not to condemn you, but to renew you. God’s justice and love are proof that he delights in you.

Habakkuk guides us toward the hope that God will take care of all the things that aren’t right in the world. 

God’s judgment is not a threat to the righteous, but a comfort. God’s justice may be delayed but never denied.

God desires transformed hearts over empty acts.