Even though there might be a desire to respond rightly to God’s will, there are times we run contrary to it, instead of aligning ourselves with it. How does a church align itself with God’s will so that it desires and respond rightly?

In the midst of trials and tribulations, and the daily struggles of life, is God there?

If you aren’t captivated by Jesus, you aren’t going to follow Jesus. Why is that? Why do you need to be captivated by Jesus to follow Jesus?

What is it about Jesus' resurrection that is special? What is it that should captivate us and cause us to see Jesus as more valuable than anything this world has to offer?

Finishing what we start is a universal desire. It is a desire that emanates from God Himself. Our God is not a God who stops short. He does not leave projects unfinished. He sees through what He started.

When we examine the situation surrounding Jesus’ trial, by all accounts it seems his life was spiraling out of control. But is that really the case? Was Jesus’ trial and crucifixion something He didn’t have any control over? That’s why things seem so...

There is one book and one story that will eventually come to an end. There is no stopping time. It keeps marching forward, which means God’s story will eventually come to an end whether we are ready for it to come or not.

What is the unified mission and devotion of the New Covenant community (the Church)? Who commissions and empowers us to live as a New Covenant community (the Church)?

How does Jesus restore everything? How does He restore our relationship with the Father? How does He eventually restore this entire world? How does this lowly and humble carpenter deal a death blow to Satan?

God has a plan He is actively working out to restore this broken world. We know that God has a plan because He reveals His plan to us in Scripture.