Sometimes Christians categorize people as believers versus unbelievers but the call of Mark 1:15 is for all people to repent and believe the gospel. We are all unbelievers in some areas of our lives. We all have places of unbelief that Christ calls us...

Our Mexico Mission Team 2018 shares about their gospel experiences in San Quentin this summer.

Mephibosheth’s story in 2 Samuel 9 is in a sense the story of all of us. He was crippled by a fall and we’ve been debilitated by the crippling effects of sin. However he was summoned by the king and we too have been called by the King. His story is...

Learning to be ourselves is a life-long process. In a sense we are always in recovery, overcoming the effects of sin upon us. But we can have confidence that God is going to finish that good work that He’s started in us. He will continually renew and...

How are we living? As spiritual paupers? God proclaims in Ephesians 1:17-18 that He is our Father, we have been adopted as His children. Through Him we have hope because we have received an eternal inheritance that can never bet taken from us. Rick...

We fail and others fail and we often blame ourselves or them. We think those who fail (including ourselves) deserve to be punished. God has a different answer in 1 John 4:10-18. Rick also interviews Tristan Peters about his song, 'The Miserable...

Darkness. It’s all around us and in us. But the great news of the Gospel is that Jesus has come in with light to drive out the darkness. Peter declares our new identity as God’s children: we are chosen by God, royalty, and His possession. Interview...

Psalm 139 is a marveling Psalm about God’s interaction with us. He is always watching over us (v. 1-5). He is present everywhere (v. 6-12). He is so passionately in love with us that He can’t leave us alone (v. 13-18). He is there for us when life is...

Our old self, our old way of thinking has us living with certain crippling labels. But as we realize our identity in Christ we adopt new attitudes about who we are. And then we need to be reminded about who we are so we can be who we're called to be.

In our natural state we think that obedience to God will produce righteousness with God but it’s the Father that initiates a love relationship with us through grace that declares our identity as his children. We then obey because we are already righteous.