In response to the question, "Will the saved be few?" Jesus asks us, "Will the saved be you?" He helps us see that those we expect to be saved may be cast out of the kingdom while those we expect to not enter in will be there. In light of these surprises, we must strive to enter in through the narrow door of the Kingdom.

In response to the question, "Will the saved be few?" Jesus asks us, "Will the saved be you?" He helps us see that those we expect to be saved may be cast out of the kingdom while those we expect to not enter in will be there. In light of these surprises, we must strive to enter in through the narrow door of the Kingdom.

Jesus encourages us that, while our efforts may appear small and insignificant, the simple acts of compassion and mercy we do in the name of Jesus have far reaching and transforming effects.

Jesus encourages us that, while our efforts may appear small and insignificant, the simple acts of compassion and mercy we do in the name of Jesus have far reaching and transforming effects.

Jesus encourages us that, while our efforts may appear small and insignificant, the simple acts of compassion and mercy we do in the name of Jesus have far reaching and transforming effects.

As we celebrated 10 years of Grace Fellowship Church, Pastor James, the first pastor of GFC, reminded us of the wonderful truth that the Lord keeps us and surrounds us with his help.

As we celebrated 10 years of Grace Fellowship Church, Pastor James, the first pastor of GFC, reminded us of the wonderful truth that the Lord keeps us and surrounds us with his help.

Suffering is inevitable for all people, but it is also indispensable for the Christian, because suffering is one of God's great means of making us more like Jesus. Romans 8:18-30 helps us to see how we can thrive and find joy even in the pain and difficulties of life.

Suffering is inevitable for all people, but it is also indispensable for the Christian, because suffering is one of God's great means of making us more like Jesus. Romans 8:18-30 helps us to see how we can thrive and find joy even in the pain and difficulties of life.

Habakkuk closes out his prophecy with a song - a song of the majesty and the greatness of God that, if we know it, will make it possible for us to sing even in suffering.