If it is really Jesus’ desire for the kingdom of heaven to come through us, does that mean we’re doing something wrong if the world is standing against us? How do we live for the kingdom of God in the face of human opposition?

Those who want the heavenly kingdom to come must know that Jesus' plan is to bring it through them. The kingdom of heaven comes to earth through those the King sends.

We see Jesus healing, teaching, calling and leading. He is the one and only Lord.

Blessed are the pure in heart. If we call ourselves disciples, we'll want to grow in purity of heart.

When God performs a true revival in someone's heart, the soul of that person becomes dependent on God. God becomes the source and supply to achieve anything in life. Therefore a person with a revived heart lives in constant dependence on him.

It is possible to find deep joy and grow deep roots through real suffering.

We take a look at the importance of discipling for every member, and why everyone should have a Paul, a Barnabas and a Timothy.

Today we take a look at those who make up the church, and from Romans 12 we see that the church is a mixed group of people saved by mercy, united in the gospel, and living for the glory of God.

A healthy church needs deacons that are biblically defined and governed.

As those bought by the blood of Christ, Peter teaches us that God is very intentional about those who he places over his church to care for and guide them. Here are five things elders do.