In Psalm 45, the Psalmist uses a picture of a wedding to describe the great wedding between Christ and his church. In this beautiful passage, we see the beauty of Christ, how he adorns his bride, and her response to his lavished grace.

Life is full of deeply disappointing moments. And sometimes for the believer, we have difficulty reconciling our relationship with God who is all powerful in the midst of those disappointments. Sometimes it just feels like God is silent or asleep. The Psalmist felt similar. In chapter 44, Scripture gives us insight into how we are to navigate difficult circumstances and our faith.

Psalm 42 gives us an honest lament of a struggling believer and worshipper.

In Acts 3, we're given an incredible story of how God healed a hopeless man through the apostle's faith. In that moment, they are given the chance to preach the gospel and confront those who delivered Jesus to be crucified. Surprisingly, Peter extends forgiveness from Christ.

In Acts 3, we're given an incredible story of how God uses both the needed and the needy to further his mission. No matter who you are and what your story is, God is able to use it!

In Acts 2, Scripture gives us a important picture of the church and the foundational elements that make her the beautiful bride of Christ. Among those elements, Luke says that the church was beautiful in their worship.

In Acts 2, Scripture gives us a important picture of the church and the foundational elements that make her the beautiful bride of Christ. Among those elements, Luke says that the church was radically hospitable towards those inside and outside the church community..

In Acts 2, Scripture gives us a important picture of the church and the foundational elements that make her the beautiful bride of Christ. Among those elements, Luke says that the church sacrificially loved one another.

In Acts 2, Scripture gives us a important picture of the church and the foundational elements that make her the beautiful bride of Christ. Among those elements, Luke says that the church was unified.

Acts 2:25-28 recalls the hope found in Psalm 16 that the presence of God can replace anxiety with full gladness.