Paul peacefully awaited his execution, knowing that he was not leaving behind any unfinished business. He died without regrets, confident that he had fulfilled every aspect of his calling.

In the final chapter of Paul’s last letter, he gives vital instructions, issues a sobering warning, and proclaims a troubling prophecy that has since been fulfilled.

Experience the freedom that comes when we stop trying to control everything and instead hand our circumstances back to God and invite Him to take His rightful place.

At the last supper, Jesus prayed that all future generations of believers would be united. When we consider the vast amount of Christian denominations that currently exist, it seems that Christ's prayer has not yet been answered. What is it that has kept us from remaining united? What can we do to strengthen our unity, as one local church?

As we mature in the faith, we learned how to reject lies and cling to the truth.

There is a meaning to life. More specifically, there is a meaning to your life, and that meaning is unlocked within the context of your relationship with Jesus.

Followers of Jesus Christ aren’t required to become professional apologists, but we are expected to respond appropriately to questions concerning our beliefs.

In His sacrificial death, Jesus has proven how much He loves us. In His resurrection He has proven that every word He spoke is true.

What initially appeared to be a monumental failure was in fact God’s greatest achievement.

Throughout their history, God had required blood sacrifices from the Israelites for the atonement of their sins. But now, at the dawn of the long-awaited “New Covenant” God Himself would provide the sacrifice.