Your identity, your future is all tied together in the resurrection of Jesus. Though our lives are hidden with Christ, Jesus is coming back to take us with him to our heavenly home. Even as we live here, we set our minds on things above.

The word of God is living and active. It is in his word that God reveals himself as our Savior from sin.

Our thoughts can quickly go to the worst-case scenario. We feel afraid about so many things. Jesus redeemed us. God promises to stay with us until we are with him forever. What do we have to fear?!

All have sinned and fall short of God’s glory, but we have been declared not guilty by God’s grace given to us in Jesus.

Loneliness is a present epidemic. In an age when we have the ability to be connected more than ever, people are suffering from feeling alone more than ever. God assures us that we are always connected to him.

The greatest blessing of the truth is that it changes lives by freeing us from sin and death.

We can feel weak. Too weak to stand up against temptation. Too weak to keep the faith. Yet our weaknesses are good when they direct us to one who is strong. We find our strength in the sufficient grace of God.

Truth is permanent, fixed and established by God and his Word. We trust that what God says he does--saves us through Jesus.

God does not treat us as guilty, but as redeemed. He has sent away our sins. Through the shedding of Jesus’ innocent blood, God declares us innocent. We praise him and forget not all his benefits!

Something cannot be both true and untrue. Truth is not subjective. God’s truth is always the truth.