Over dinner with the Pharisees, Jesus exposes the me-first self-obsession that characterizes our culture ... and he provides an amazingly generous alternative.

Will those who are saved be many...or few? Is Christianity some kind of narrow and exclusive club...or is it wide and inclusive?

The religious leaders of Jesus' day used the Sabbath as a way of controlling others, when God had instituted the Sabbath as a way of giving people rest.

The imminent return of Christ is one of the greatest motivations for Christlike living and mission, and yet most of us hardly ever think about it. What difference should it make that Jesus could come back at any moment? How ought we to live in light...

A biblical father is countercultural in nearly every way imaginable: his commitments, his character, and his conduct may seem completely out of step with the world. And his singular charge to the next generation is, "Walk worthy of God, who calls...

A review of the mission and values of Grace City Denver and a call to live by the grace and unity of our Lord Jesus Christ.

American culture has made gods of profit, leisure, and consumption. Entitlement and selfish materialism are the norm. But Jesus teaches a better ethic: generous investment. You can't take anything with you when you die, but -- by investing in the...

Luke 12:4-12

We're so quick to see the slightest hypocrisy in others and so slow to see massive hypocrisy in ourselves. But recognition is the first step to repentance, which can produce real delight in the Gospel and real transformation.

While we have many physical struggles with health, finances, relationships, and other things, the real battle is an invisible one -- a war between good and evil, God and Satan. How does anyone win this battle?