Jesus died on the cross so that your trespasses against God could be forgiven and so that the Holy Spirit could fix what is broken in you and me. This is God’s plan to restore people to himself.

Because Jesus was born, this broken world can be restored, what's broken in us can be restored, and our hope can be restored.

The King of Kings desires, deserves, and demands abiding love to him and to others.

Jesus himself demonstrated servant leadership, marked by humility rather than pride. When we follow this model of leadership, we reap many rewards.

Leaders in God’s Kingdom Seek Peace, Not Power.

In church life, we should expect those leading the church to both seek out and value accountability; our leaders should exhibit a willingness to be held responsible for their actions. And as followers of Jesus, all of us should value mutual accountability with our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ.

The story of Ruth and Naomi found in the book of Ruth displays the characteristics and determination required to be a true, intentional friend to God and others.

Because of Jesus, we can have peach WITH God, and OF God. This peace is deep, rich, and abiding.

James 4:13-5:11 greatly challenges what most Americans think of as success.

Earthly wisdom results in disorder & sinfulness, and godly wisdom results in righteousness. (James 3:13–4:10)