Christians must be willing to critique their own traditions on the basis of the criterion of Christ and his chosen apostles. (Romans 4:9–12)

Abraham is the historical prototype of justification by faith as imputed righteousness. (Romans 4:1–8)

Both Jews and gentiles alike are justified by grace through faith on the basis of the work of Christ on the cross. (Romans 3:21–31)

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is the most significant event in human history and the beginning of God's restoration of all things corrupted by sin.

God desires obedience and punishes disobedience.

The Holy Spirit directs the church to send out people for God’s mission, and the church responds with prayerful commissioning and support.

Adult & Teen Challenge provides Christ-centered, residential addiction recovery programs designed to transform the lives of men, women, families, and teens.

Missionary to Japan, Chris Carter, explains that we must take action because Jesus commands us to make disciples of all nations, and because God desires worshippers from every people group. The Church must engage prayerfully and persistently in sharing the Gospel, even in spiritually resistant nations like Japan.

Mark Cox, with Convey of Hope, shares how disruptive compassion will change your plans, move you to action, and it will cost you something!

All people, both Jew and gentile alike, stand corrupt, guilty, and condemned before a holy and righteous God. (Romans 3:9–20)