God governs us with an unparalleled sacrificial love -- Rev. 1:5-7, 2 Cor. 5:14-15, John 15:9-10.

The world lies under the dark authority of Satan, but light governs those in the kingdom of His Son (Luke 4:5-7, 1 John 1:5-9).

Divine life and nature rules God's kingdom, in contrast to human kingdoms ruled by fallen human nature (Dan. 7, 1 Cor. 15:50, 2 Pet. 1:4).

A biblical perspective is the most important thing to have when dealing with earthly citizenship (Acts 22:27, Phil. 3:20, Dan. 2:31-45).

Great power flows through our faith connection to Christ, especially in healing interruptions in the fellowship between believers (Luke 17:3-6).

The cross has broken down the middle walls between people to enable our fellowship with one another, not only between races, but between personalities (Eph. 2:12-16).

Worldly life is about finding and losing; the Christian life is about losing and finding (Matt. 16:16-25).

Jesus furnishes for us a model of crucified living (Rom. 6:3, Mt. 3:13-15).

Our only satisfactory response to the writing on the wall is with Christ (Dan. 5:24-27; Luke 1:33).

The gospel is simple and good, but does that mean there's nothing to it? (2 Kings 5:1-14, Acts 16:30-31)