Follow the King

When we try fitting God’s plans into our lives rather than fitting our lives into God’s plans, we focus on building our kingdom—rather than God’s kingdom. 

Those who seek to find the Christ will discover that not only was Jesus given unto you—but also Jesus gave Himself for you.

The Word became flesh and dwelt among men—so that God’s glory could tabernacle inside of men.

Glorying in the Cross means I am dead to the world, alive in the Spirit, and living for others as Jesus lived—and died—for me.

Spirit-filled believers gently address sin, lovingly carry burdens, generously offer resources, and faithfully follow Jesus.

The fruit of the Spirit is not formed in us through spiritual action—but through spiritual connection. 

Your love for a God you cannot see should be evident through works of love for a neighbor you can see.

We have been freed from the bondage of sin to freely follow Jesus, our Redeemer and Lord. If freedom is found in Christ, we will not find freedom apart from Christ.

Jesus doesn't call us to Himself so He can see our works. Jesus calls us to Himself so we can see His work.

The law condemns—the Gospel frees. The law says "do"—the Gospel says "done." The law is of the flesh—the Gospel is of God. As children of the promise, cast out the condemning voice of the law with faith in the promise of God and the Person of Jesus.